After fighting my body my entire life to fit with the mainstream, I switched to a 20-hours up, 7 hours down sleep schedule six months ago. I've never felt better.
Instead of feeling like a zombie until 5-6 hours into my day and working late into the night, I now can find myself working minutes after waking up - something I never thought possible.
I'm roughly twice as productive as before.
It is admittedly difficult to plan ahead; I don't have dependents and I am a solo developer, working on my own schedule.
One silver lining of COVID is that people are finally getting a glimpse of what post-9-to-5 cubicle work styles can offer.
Why shouldn't we work when and how we are most productive?
Instead of feeling like a zombie until 5-6 hours into my day and working late into the night, I now can find myself working minutes after waking up - something I never thought possible.
I'm roughly twice as productive as before.
It is admittedly difficult to plan ahead; I don't have dependents and I am a solo developer, working on my own schedule.
One silver lining of COVID is that people are finally getting a glimpse of what post-9-to-5 cubicle work styles can offer.
Why shouldn't we work when and how we are most productive?