The Night Owl vs. Early Bird Controversy
Posted: Tue Oct 21, 2014 3:16 pm
Sooo. Apparently I'm a genius. 
http://www.creditdonkey.com/stay-up-late.html
Think there's anything to this? Believe that the research that went into this study was from an evolutionary viewpoint but it's an interesting prospect. I know why I started staying up late (it was for several reasons) but over the last few years it's become a habit. When I stay up later, I tend to be more happy, socially inclined, and (most of the time) have more energy. Although, on the latter note, around two o'clock in the afternoon I start feeling quite tired. However, if you can get over that hump, it's not bad.
Some of my most creative inspiration, and deeper thoughts have come in the middle of the night. It's also when I start opening up to people more, caring less of what they think of me.
Any early birds or night owls on here?
http://www.creditdonkey.com/stay-up-late.html
Think there's anything to this? Believe that the research that went into this study was from an evolutionary viewpoint but it's an interesting prospect. I know why I started staying up late (it was for several reasons) but over the last few years it's become a habit. When I stay up later, I tend to be more happy, socially inclined, and (most of the time) have more energy. Although, on the latter note, around two o'clock in the afternoon I start feeling quite tired. However, if you can get over that hump, it's not bad.
Some of my most creative inspiration, and deeper thoughts have come in the middle of the night. It's also when I start opening up to people more, caring less of what they think of me.
Any early birds or night owls on here?
