Last Updated on Apr 1, 2020 by James W
Nowadays, people are in a sleep crisis. Everywhere we look, we see dark circles, coffee and newspapers. Nothing seems out of the normal, you might say – because this is the normality that you have undergone. Still, believe it or not, it is not as normal to wake up every morning to go working, since you might have been a night owl the other night. These being said, in case you are looking forward to knowing more concerning the subject, make sure to stick with us and keep an eye onto the following lines in order to see how your productivity rate would look like if you started work after 10 am!
- Fight Sleep Deprivation
Since our generation has a lot to do with the lack of sleep, it is utterly important to take advantage of the every hour we have in order to build ourselves back. Thus, the best way to do that is to sleep in the morning. Just think how would it be to wake up at 9.30 in the morning instead of 6 am? Trust me, it would be so much better, due to the fact that I am sure that last night you were up until the morning. Your productivity rate would definitely go up!
- Get Really Productive Since 10 am
Believe it or not, all of us are the most productive at 10 am. Even though you get to work from 8 am, you need to install yourself, open up the laptop, get some coffee, have a chit chat with colleagues, see what your boss has to deal with you, wait for the others and so on, so forth. Thus, in case you want to skip some steps and just get straight to work (and also, instead of wasting 2 hours on nothing at work, to sleep at home) the best way to do so is to start working at 10 am. By this way, your productivity rate goes up, since you get productive from the very first minute you step into the office.
- Listen to the Doctors
Did you know that doctors have been the ones that have firstly proposed this idea? Well well, we are going to let you know this one – doctors have been saying this for years. The best way to start your job is by being 100% productive, and if that means to start at 10 am, this shall be.
