
Letâs settle this once and for all. Or⌠maybe we’ll just sip some coffee or tea and talk about it.
Are you up before the sun, sipping your coffee or tea in total peace, feeling like youâve already won the day by 8 a.m.? Or are you most alive after dark, buzzing with creativity while the world sleeps, your third wind kicking in around midnight?
Letâs be realâmost of us fall somewhere between âI love sunrise yogaâ and âdonât talk to me until noon.â But whether you thrive in the early hours or come alive after dark, thereâs a certain something to both rhythms.
âď¸ The Early Bird Life
Thereâs something powerful about waking up early. You feel ahead of the game, the world is still quiet, and somehow your coffee tastes better when no one else is awake yet. Mornings offer a fresh start, and for some, thatâs when they feel most grounded and intentional.
Early Bird Perks:
⢠Peace and quiet (especially if youâve got a full house)
⢠A head start on to-dos
⢠Gorgeous sunrise views
⢠Youâre probably better at remembering appointments đ
đ The Night Owl Vibe
On the flip side, night owls know how to own the evening. Thereâs a cozy creativity that strikes when the day slows downâwhen the phone stops buzzing and the world finally lets you breathe. Whether youâre journaling, cleaning, or dancing in the kitchen at 1 a.m., nighttime can be your sanctuary.
Night Owl Perks:
⢠Undisturbed time to focus or unwind
⢠Peak creativity for many artists and writers
⢠Fewer distractions (and people, period)
⢠You get all the late-night snacks to yourself đâ¨
đ°ď¸ My Take?
Iâve had seasons of both. These days, Iâm a âwake up with the sun but dream like a night owlâ kind of girl. My mind still sparks after dark, but I love an early cup of Earl Grey and a little porch time while the world wakes up.
Truth is, thereâs no right way to beâjust the way that works best for you and your life. So, I want to knowâare you team early bird or night owl?
Drop a comment!
(And if youâre that rare unicorn whoâs both⌠teach us your ways, please.)
xo,
Natalie

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