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lagilmanYesterday I had the renewed revelation that when I get my backside out of bed and at the desk by 7ish AM, by noon I'll generally have logged a full day of work (presuming the average 9-5er only actually works ~4 hours, which studies have asserted). That allows me to either do more work in the afternoon, or do things non-work-related (aka 'relaxing').
When I DON'T hit the desk in the morning, though? No matter how many hours I work I still feel like I screwed up/didn't get anything done. And generally I'm NOT as efficient.
So here I am, at my desk, working. Adulting at its finest.
(the promise of a nap around 2pm is also adulting at its finest. Shut up, it is.)
When I DON'T hit the desk in the morning, though? No matter how many hours I work I still feel like I screwed up/didn't get anything done. And generally I'm NOT as efficient.
So here I am, at my desk, working. Adulting at its finest.
(the promise of a nap around 2pm is also adulting at its finest. Shut up, it is.)
