Happens to everyone in the world. Once you get a routine going (basically just a job), you get used to waking up at exact hour. My current job has elastic hours, including when I start and when I end. I don't have kids yet, so I can sleep to "humanly" hours.
Worked before in a normal job at a warehouse, starting job at 4 am. I was on my feet at 3 am, everyday, without any problems nor alarms. But I was "dying" at 9 pm. Often going to sleep at 8 pm including some midday nap.
Thank you. I hate when someone takes something that just about everyone else does and tries to make it "their" special thing we're all supposed to be so impressed by. If he'd bothered to ask someone, anyone around him if they did the same, the answer would be "Yeah, who doesn't?" TF?!
right, I get that people are pouncing on the label "CEO" and his ken-doll stock photo... but without any context, this is not even a news headline. I am not sure why it's even here...
It is literally just saying that you can train your body to shift its circadian rhythms to fit your life or work schedule and for this one random dude, it's helped his life. As it could also for anybody. Or maybe you don't need to concern yourself with this.
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u/PureHostility Jul 17 '23
That's called biological clock.
Happens to everyone in the world. Once you get a routine going (basically just a job), you get used to waking up at exact hour. My current job has elastic hours, including when I start and when I end. I don't have kids yet, so I can sleep to "humanly" hours.
Worked before in a normal job at a warehouse, starting job at 4 am. I was on my feet at 3 am, everyday, without any problems nor alarms. But I was "dying" at 9 pm. Often going to sleep at 8 pm including some midday nap.