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- Jump on morning standup calls. Some are active and some aren’t so use the secondary ones to start breakfast consisting of eggs, protein, and some fruit.
- Make coffee. I wait 90-120 minutes before I drink any caffeine from waking up.
- Work on short higher priority items that I noted from the night before until noon and hit the gym to break up the day.
I don't know if this will be insightful, but I'll answer because it will be fun for me to remember a few years from now when day-to-day life has slowed down... 6:00 Wake up to my alarm. 6:15 Run 3 or 4 miles through my neighborhood. 6:50 Eat my breakfast (usually frozen waffles, oatmeal, or donuts) while looking at the Defense News Early Bird Brief. 7:00 Get myself and my 2YO and 4YO kids dressed. 7:15 Make breakfast…
My current job requires me to get up at 7am. I usually go to bed at 12pm but always feel sleep deprived.
2. Grab a brush and put a little make up.
3. Hide the scars to fade away the shake up.
4. Leave the keys up on the table.
5. Go and create another fable.
(in actuality; 1. snooze alarm or sleep an extra couple hours ad infinitum. 2. shower and aim not to be (too) late to anything.)
I don't know if this will be insightful, but I'll answer because it will be fun for me to remember a few years from now when day-to-day life has slowed down... 6:00 Wake up to my alarm. 6:15 Run 3 or 4 miles through my neighborhood. 6:50 Eat my breakfast (usually frozen waffles, oatmeal, or donuts) while looking at the Defense News Early Bird Brief. 7:00 Get myself and my 2YO and 4YO kids dressed. 7:15 Make breakfast…
I'm more curious about what time you go to bed at night？ My current job requires me to get up at 7am. I usually go to bed at 12pm but always feel sleep deprived.
I don't know if this will be insightful, but I'll answer because it will be fun for me to remember a few years from now when day-to-day life has slowed down... 6:00 Wake up to my alarm. 6:15 Run 3 or 4 miles through my neighborhood. 6:50 Eat my breakfast (usually frozen waffles, oatmeal, or donuts) while looking at the Defense News Early Bird Brief. 7:00 Get myself and my 2YO and 4YO kids dressed. 7:15 Make breakfast…
I'm more curious about what time you go to bed at night？ My current job requires me to get up at 7am. I usually go to bed at 12pm but always feel sleep deprived.
Some sleep deprivation does accumulate to the point that I might turn off my alarm and sleep until 7:00 (when our kids are trained to get up) and skip running some mornings, but I hate doing that; I immediately feel like I've fallen behind schedule so the morning becomes more stressful, and I'm mad that I didn't get any exercise on top of it.
2. Dress as if going out
3. Start grains
4. Start coffee
5. Read HN
6. Eat grains / drink coffee
7. Shit
I'd like to introduce "go for a run" in there, somewhere. Perhaps as a replacement for "read HN."
- Make coffee
- Try ship something for OnlineOrNot within 2 hours
- Go to work at 9am
Total time: 1.5h to 2h depending on how long the second pitstop takes.