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Lots of great responses here, I can chime in! I'm from Minneapolis. I usually wake up between 9-11, and always without an alarm. I'll get up, take a 5-hour ene
by joshmn 12y ago
Lots of great responses here, I can chime in! I'm from Minneapolis.
I usually wake up between 9-11, and always without an alarm. I'll get up, take a 5-hour energy, go have some breakfast while I watch Reddit.tv. Breakfast is usually toast and Honey Bunches of Oats, sometimes eggs and toast, sometimes a toaster strudel (no toast). I'll then pop my Vyvanse (adderall) and head to my office.
Once I'm in my office I'll hop on Slack, Ventrilo (we <3 it), and check my emails. I'll check in with everyone to let them know I'm alive and I'll excuse myself while I spend 15-minutes max replying to emails.
Lunch is usually around 1, but no later than 2. It's a bit smaller than my breakfast is, but enough to ensure that I don't get hungry before dinner.
I'll then spend the next five hours as close to a 100% productivity level as I can.
Figure it's about 7, I start to unwind. I'll put on a sports game or head out for a drink with colleagues or clients.
Around 9 is when I'm usually doing my own thing. I'll spend some time on my piano or working on a side project.
It's now about 11 where I settle into bed, no laptop allowed on my bed. I'll put on a documentary, close out emails, and prepare for the next day.
I'm 23, self-employed. I quit my bullshit "100+ hour work week let's call you at 1am saying somethings not working on my daughter's iPhone with the app" a few months ago. I'm not going back.
- provost 12y agoWhat's the start-up?
- joshmn 12y agoI'm actually running a little development agency while I work on some side projects. My goal is to use my income from developing other people's ideas to develop my own. Sooner or later, though, I hope the agency is on autopilot so I can devote full-time to one of my own ideas.