Studies show that waking up early for work is torture

[Big Dick]

The key is not waking up and going straight to work. I wake up more than two hours before my shift to hydrate and work out by the time I go in I feel pretty good.

 

[Micky Mikey]

So many norms in our society go against what our minds and bodies have evolved for.

 

[Family Lives Matter]

This the kind of shyt that these politicians don't think about because unfortunately most of them have been shielded by money.

The number 1 thing rich people take for granted is just how much choice they have with their wealth. I would never get tired of being a millionaire. I'd never work again and would spend my days just writing books and making things. Waking up whenever, going on vacations learning skills on my own time. Thats the shyt they take for granted.

Most self made millionaires don't have that approach to life

 

[Killer Instinct]

man tell me about it I used to get up 5:45 am leave at 6am just to make 8:30am start... hated every minute of it...

 

[Youhadasparkwhenustarted]

I believe that work should be 4 day work week. Also there needs to be universal basic income. If you have other passions to pursue go do that shyt.

I love this shyt, more and more of us are realizing how much the everyday man gets scammed in America. fukk all of these evil crackers in power.

 

[Creflo ½ Dollar]

Waking up at before 6am is torture and you never get used to it…never no matter how much you sleep…

You spend your evening before dreading having to wake up that early in the morning.

But in life we must do what we have to do.

 

[Sex Luthor]

Getting up early sucks, but leaving work at 3 or 4 pm is the best.

I get up at 5:15 every weekday morning, at work for 6 and off by 2:30. I can't explain how lovely it is to get to work and home before traffic kicks up. Early morning shifts are the goat shifts to work

 

[Voice of Reason]

American capitalism

 

[Wildhundreds]

In a minute there will be a study saying exercising and eating healthy is torture..

 

[Pure Water]

I'm suppose to work from 9-5 or something like that.

I wake up at 8 and log in. Go back to bed, Wake up at 9 and check my emails. Look at my schedule and my managers schedule and depending on what they look like I lay down again until 10. Sit in on a few meetings until 3ish and I go about my day. Come back around 6-7 and log back in. See if there's anything I need to do real quick and then shut down my computer.

I log my hours every day from 9-5.

 

[Wildhundreds]

I'm suppose to work from 9-5 or something like that.

I wake up at 8 and log in. Go back to bed, Wake up at 9 and check my emails. Look at my schedule and my managers schedule and depending on what they look like I lay down again until 10. Sit in on a few meetings until 3ish and I go about my day. Come back around 6-7 and log back in. See if there's anything I need to do real quick and then shut down my computer.

I log my hours every day from 9-5.

So you do absolutely no work and get paid?

 

[Pure Water]

So you do absolutely no work and get paid?

That meeting time involves work. So I generally work from 10-3ish. Some days are less busy some of more busy. It really depends. But most of the time, I'm not that busy.

 

[Killer Instinct]

I'm up usually by 5am but I have two daughters (one which started school this year.) I get my work out in, get them up at 6:30, and help them get ready as needed. Our nanny is here to take over M - Th at 7:15, and 7:30 am on Friday. That said, my work hours? Couldn't ask for better. I'm 9am - 4:00pm (more like 3:45 because that's when I typically have the final patient out the door.) The clinic I work at is less than 25 minutes away and on the outskirts of the city so I get to work within 15 - 20 minutes on average accounting for traffic. I am on call at a local hospital every other Sunday from 8am - 2pm but I opt to do that gig. Time is a precious commodity. The most precious imo. You have take care if business but I spend as much of it as possible doing what I want. Honestly, the work week is a day too long, too.

 

[RareHunter]

We and our people didn’t get our 40 acres and mule. This shouldn’t even apply to us .

 

[Pure Water]

you know how many people are slacking off and not working?

They're not slacking off. We're just not pretending to do work. When I was in the office, I would have long moments to not do shyt. I can not do shyt at home.