I got a hybrid role in a startup that started late in morning. Was waking up around 9 am to reach the office.
Now I have shifted to a remote role. Which has got me waking up at 1 pm (or 2) and awake till 4-5 am.
I don't have any reason for the shift; it just happened. I have tried all youtube methods, but nothing seems to work.
P.S. One good thing, I have the soundest sleep now. Don't even remember snoozing the alarms.
if you really want to fix it, try not sleeping for a night, and then throughout the next day as well. By that night, you would be in bed early and will sleep really well as well. You should be able to wake up relatively early, and then stick with it. It works likes charm to me.
You are getting 8 hours of sleep so how is the sleep schedule fucked? Just make sure you take proper meals in the day
Yea that's the only good thing. I was on 5-6 hours when it was WFO. But still would like to wake up with sun 🌞
I work for US client as well and have same timings. I ensure that this doesn't mean I sleep less than 7 hours and miss out on meals and other tasks. The only difference should be that someone is waking up at 6 and you are 12, rest everything can be same. In the last 2 years, I have hardly woke up in the morning.
Try fixing this over 3-4 days, rather than a one time attempt.
Try sleep one hour in advance every day.
Lie in bed.
Phone in a different room.
Lights off.
Even if you cannot sleep, just lie down.
For further effect exercise in the day, get physically tired.
The one most important thing you can do, which helped me to correct my sleep cycle is don't use the screen after 10 PM. Make a system such that it becomes impossible to use devices after that time. No phone, No PC.
Try to fix the schedule over a few days.
If you stay awake till 5, first make a goal to go to bed by 3. Avoid screens after 11-12 pm. Just lay in bed in a dark room even if you can't sleep. Might be difficult first but eventually you'd be able to sleep a little early every day.
switch jobs and go to office
Haha never
This worked in order of priority:
Start doing a physical activity before the time you intend to go to bed and exhaust yourself as much as possible.
Been a night owl for most of college + career. Current typical sleep time is at 2-230 and wake up at 10-1030. (Partial wfh, office hours from 11)
For health and productivity reasons, i want to switch to 11-7
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