The first few hours of the morning are the best! Some people say that they can work 12 hour-days but I never believe them. I reckon I get around 60% of my work done in the first 3 hours of the workday π
@daniel_hunt4 God, someone finally said it! I'm already tired of these phrases "I work 20 hours a day without days off." So I completely agree with you, the first 4 hours of work are the most important.
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Sleeping in the middle of the day for 30-60 minutes whenever possible. This will give 2x happy hours of highly efficient work per day π
@daniel_hunt4 Yes, yes, yes! Thank you for saying this. I so agree, and I also don't believe in the whole hype about saying we all work 80+ hours a week.
To add to it, I work best in the morning after I get a good night's sleep and have some time away from work to really truly recharge and refresh my mind with new inspiration.
I would technically say morning but I can be very productive at night after everyone goes to bed, no distractions and I can just work. I usually still have plenty left in the tank too.
For me, my most productive times are the first 3-4 hours after I wake up.
I always try to have an afternoon nap whenever possible. This gives me 2 times 3-4 hours of highly efficient work per day π
Previously, when I was young, the greatest productivity was at night, after 11. Now I try to do the main work from 9 to 13... Then it becomes more and more difficult to concentrate
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