Here is a radical thought: Value the first minutes of your night sleep just as much as the last ones and just go to bed a little earlier.
All this "but it's in my genes" may not be entirely false but its significance is dramatically overemphasized and mostly serves as a covenient excuse for people to not get their act together.
Jury's still out on that for the rest of us but glad you have the comfort of such certainty on the matter
What a weird suggestion. That person clearly prefers nighttime to morning time. Why would they trade being awake in the night for being awake at morning?
If something is due tuesday I'm guaranteed to spend most of monday angry about all the meetings "in my way" knowing damn well even if I didn't have the meetings I'd just be ruminating about the remaining work instead of actually doing it.
As a result, monday night is when everything gets done. This warm up dramatically increases the quality of the work delivered.
But the procrastination monkey inside skips most of the chances to do the latter.
Ironically, not having a deadline at all has given me a chance to deliver some of my best work (or work I’m most proud of), but I can also understand why a world with no time commitments wouldn’t actually work globally better.