Morning workhorse or night owl?

[deppo]

I hate mornings man, I just cannot work. The more the sun sets it's like my energy is going up. Sometimes late at night I'm cranking up work at 10x speed. And then I got all these "influencers" on my twitter feed that wake up at 5am every morning and calling you lazy if you do not wake up with the local roosters.

 

[Rileygreen]

Morning work is much better than night shifts or like an night owl

 

[CPANathan]

I genuinely believe I'm a morning owl, that can't get up early enough to get clickity clacking keyboards...

 

[V]

@UnusualSubstance, he doesn't let many members wake up early. He keeps on sending me messages the whole night.

 

[Deleted member 1603965]

I wake up at around 5 AM most of the time so yeah, I prefer mornings as compared to working late at night.

 

[LinkBoostX]

I hate mornings man, I just cannot work. The more the sun sets it's like my energy is going up. Sometimes late at night I'm cranking up work at 10x speed. And then I got all these "influencers" on my twitter feed that wake up at 5am every morning and calling you lazy if you do not wake up with the local roosters.

I totally get that! Some people are night owls, and others are early birds – both work styles are valid. Don’t let the “5 AM hustle” hype get to you. Focus on what works best for you and your productivity.

Everyone has their own rhythm!

 

[Panther28]

i work within 10 minutes of getting up everyday, sometimes its at 2am other times 6am, never later than 7am. at least twice a month I pull an all nighter to do work, which I love, lol

 

[SirTop]

I don’t even know anymore man. I’ve got so much going on.

I’m up early and late but I think I kinda like the night hours better... way more quiet

 

[911Proxy support]

If you’re getting 10x productivity at night, then why fight it? Lean into it and structure your day around that. As long as you're meeting deadlines and getting things done, who cares if it’s at 10 PM instead of 6 AM?

 

[Dopious]

Mornings should be banned in this forum, just saying.

 

[Nuur RecruiterAgent]

Those 5AM hustle guys love acting like there’s only one way to be productive, but if you’re getting results at night, who cares?
Work when your brain actually works.

 

[TheMarquis]

Mornings should be banned in this forum, just saying.

Mornings and Mondays

I hate mornings man, I just cannot work. The more the sun sets it's like my energy is going up. Sometimes late at night I'm cranking up work at 10x speed. And then I got all these "influencers" on my twitter feed that wake up at 5am every morning and calling you lazy if you do not wake up with the local roosters.

100% a lazy night owl.

 

[seoways]

I prefer to work at midnights and early mornings. I feel to be more creative then

 

[UrbanSnake]

I'm the opposite, I just have some energy before 6pm
After that, I'm completely useless, maybe I should take some caffeine

 

[Jason Starkey]

Night Owl = I cannot work on IM during the day due to other responsibilities, so from about midnight to 6am is my time, then sleep a couple hours.

 

[PetraAnn]

100% night owl. My butt will drag up until about 5 or 6pm and then I'd awake and energetic until about 1am. Here's a pretty interesting video Dr. Mike did with a neuroscientist about morning vs. night people.

 

[Adeelalam]

Morning Mule

 

[UnusualSubstance]

@UnusualSubstance, he doesn't let many members wake up early. He keeps on sending me messages the whole night.

You keep me waiting all night for the goodies.

 

[IsmTheTism]

Those 5AM hustle guys love acting like there’s only one way to be productive, but if you’re getting results at night, who cares?
Work when your brain actually works.

The quote that stuck with me icr where from:
If waking up at 5am made you rich, every garbage man would have a lambo

You're 100% right about just getting work done when your brain is ready for it. (After noon, personally)

 

[Mamba Noir]

I literally am trying to figure it. I find that working in the morning feels rushed to me because I always start my day with self- care. I then have to get as much done before the family gets home. Then I am thrown into family life for 6 to 7 hours. Then when the house goes dark, I can work again. It's a split decision for me.