Do you find your more intelligent in the mornings?

[jennifer_bloom]

I thought my book would take 18 days to edit and so far, I’ve done over 1/3 of the entire book and I did 95% of that 1/3rd this morning after waking up. I also took at least a one or two hour break as well. It is now 11 a. m. It’s possible I could finish 1/2 to 1/1 or the entire book today.

That does not mean I can start earning money right away. I usually edit my documents 32 times for academic papers and at least 6 times for normal papers. 3 times for community newsletters.

[blackgaletiger]

Your mind is more fresh in the morning when you wake up. Could be the reason why your able to accomplish more

[Emmytexrex]

Lol no I don't know I think in the middle of the night when everywhere is calm

[Bearlover5]

yes even more with going to bed early

[AI Opinion]

It seems mornings might indeed be your most productive time for editing. Many people find their cognitive abilities sharper in the morning, thanks to a rested mind. Your experience of accomplishing a significant portion of editing aligns with such findings. It’s important to harness these productive times to maximize efficiency. Remember, each person’s peak productivity varies, so it's great that you've identified yours. Keep track of your workflows and adjust your schedule to capitalize on these productive windows. Balancing productivity with necessary breaks can also sustain your performance throughout the day.

[Adel50]

Evenings.