How to THRIVE (Not Survive) as a Night Owl

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  • Опубликовано: 27 окт 2024

Комментарии • 33

  • @TheColorCottage
    @TheColorCottage Год назад +38

    I studied architecture and ever since (literally) all night studios, I realized I love being up late at night.
    Everything just seems so calm, peaceful, serene…
    It’s so nice to study, read, and think at night.
    Definitely a night owl.
    I do love getting up before sun up as well - it has a similar feeling.

    • @starlightshimmery
      @starlightshimmery Год назад +1

      I never readjusted after my architecture student years but like you I also found that I like working late at night in the peace.

  • @LottyDotty05
    @LottyDotty05 Год назад +30

    Being a teacher who is a night owl, my days are long and scattered with a bursts of energy but mainly brain fog and fatigue. I've found that my biggest help is the decision reducing like you said. I put my pajamas out the morning before and I basically made a uniform for myself even though I have a pretty open school attire. So glad to see videos that haven't forgotten about us night owls ❤

  • @ItsNicolau
    @ItsNicolau Год назад +6

    I loved it when you started explaining circadian rhythms, genetic variants and molecular biology (I was shocked to hear it, since is what I study). Really great video!

  • @sophiec3592
    @sophiec3592 Месяц назад +2

    I started night school get home at 11:30pm and normally I knock out at 8:30pm wake up at 6am. This is such a struggle to stay up. You guys have superpower.

  • @hnnhml
    @hnnhml Год назад +5

    Our internal clock is SOOO influential of basically our entire life, so thank for sharing these tips! To anyone interested in this topic, I really recommend the book "The Circadian Code" - its not only about our sleep but about our internal clock overall, and what an effect it has on us.

  • @happyheartslee
    @happyheartslee 4 месяца назад +3

    I need a good routine as I need to take care of my old dad at night - but I need to be more productive and try to make the best of it

  • @PJ-hi1gz
    @PJ-hi1gz 23 дня назад +1

    I appreciate you taking the perspective of how to thrive accounting for the difficulties, instead of the cookie cutter "GeT MoRe SunLigHt AnD BecoMe A MorNiNG pErSon, Duh"

  • @CliffLawrence7
    @CliffLawrence7 10 месяцев назад

    I have never heard anything more relatable on this topic. Thanks for making this video :)

  • @tinnie75
    @tinnie75 Год назад +5

    I can't really tell when my peak productivity/creativity hours are but I most certainly know that I like going to bed late and getting up late. Because even if I may not be productive in the evening, I just enjoy my free time more later in the evening/at night. It's a more chill and peaceful time.
    I'm both lucky and unlucky with my job because we switch between two shifts. One week I work from 7am to 3pm (so getting up at 5:15 for me, which is a nightmare) and the next week I work from 10am to 6pm. While I don't like ending work so late, my time after work feels more chill because I can go to bed later and enjoy more of that late evening free time. I still have the same amount of time after work but it feels like I have more when I end late because there are just less distractions later in the evening when everyone else in my household isn't running around.

  • @MarianaArboledaF
    @MarianaArboledaF Год назад

    I love how you just talk directly to me! Great video

  • @HonestRabbit
    @HonestRabbit Год назад +2

    Excited to see this!

  • @EduardoHenrique-nd1ro
    @EduardoHenrique-nd1ro Год назад +2

    Amazing video, Mariana! Thanks for sharing!
    Cheers from Brazil!

  • @bhsprinkle
    @bhsprinkle Год назад

    Thank you for another good video and for helping people find their personally most active time of day/night to make the most of it.

  • @dvf4550
    @dvf4550 Год назад +9

    Well I think I am more of a morning person. My problem is morning comes too early in the day. Every. Single. Morning.

  • @legalgirl1313
    @legalgirl1313 2 месяца назад

    Finally! 💓💓💓

  • @charvipattila7973
    @charvipattila7973 6 месяцев назад

    Hello, this is a very great video, and thank you so much for the information. I do have three quick questions. What do you say about naps in the evening to get that extra sleep. Also do you suggest coffee in the morning. What time do you suggest for exercise? Please reply, this would be very helpful. thank you!!!

  • @darksoul479
    @darksoul479 2 месяца назад +1

    If you're at your best between 6:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. you're not even a night owl in my book. I'm at my best between midnight and 3:00 a.m.

  • @lajourdanne
    @lajourdanne Год назад +7

    Me, an early bird, trying to figure out how to do this in reverse for my night classes 😂

  • @PJ-hi1gz
    @PJ-hi1gz 23 дня назад

    The issue with using the peak productivity at night, is that I'm already so tired from pushing through the day, that I have no real energy left, when my brain feels the most productive. So it's like being eternally condemned to never be at peak productivity. Not really complaining, I still get a lot done, but I'm always wondering how much more could I achieve if society would allow me to use my natural productive hours.

  • @stevesmith4319
    @stevesmith4319 Год назад

    night owl tips .

  • @Truskkus
    @Truskkus 4 месяца назад

    this is bs