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night guy and morning guy

Started by Steve @ bripblap · 10 months ago

“I never get enough sleep. I stay up late at night, cause I’m Night Guy. Night Guy wants to stay up late. ‘What about getting up after five hours sleep?’, oh that’s Morning Guy’s problem. That’s not my problem% ... Continue reading »

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Dividend Growth Investor
11 months ago

geez now that you put it this way..I try to be a morning guy.. But its a never ending ying and yang battle :-)

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deepali
11 months ago

Goddamn you morning guy! Ruining night guy's fun.

Is there someone in between the two? I'm trying to find that person. Of course, it would help if night guy went to bed already.

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Ben | MilkYourMoney.com
11 months ago

You are exactly right about this and the Seinfeld angle was right on. Keep up the great content...

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The Writer's Coin
11 months ago

Nice post, love the Seinfeld tie-in.
This actually ties in pretty well to the literal angle of actually turning yourself into a morning person. Get up before everyone else does, get something done — whether it's writing, exercise, reading, whatever — before you even start your work day. That way you've already done something productive and you don't have to put the pressure of acting when you're tired and cranky after work.

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Jenna
11 months ago

Gosh I am fighting this right now.

Good to know I'm not alone lol. Hard to control that inner brat. Morning guy is a lot wiser, that's for sure.

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Step3
11 months ago

Never have I seen the plight of my sleep deprivation expressed so eloquently.

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treadmill workouts
11 months ago

SO.. are you a morning or a night guy ? :))

-love the seinfeld quote-

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Steve
11 months ago

I'm a morning guy - since the day I was born I've found it SO easy to sleep within minutes (literally) at night, but I'm usually up at 6 am or earlier every day, even on weekends. Yesterday I was up at 4:30 am. I am VERY much a morning guy!

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