Early bird gets the worm… Always true?
Is this true? Does waking up early equate to more *cough* success in life or can a night owl have just as many worms?
Is this true? Does waking up early equate to more *cough* success in life or can a night owl have just as many worms?
I like to eat sweet potatoes only two ways: Made as French fries Made as chips
Helfand Myerberg Guggenheimer Architects The interface for this site could easily be ported to be a Kiosk or CD-ROM. I like the bold, accented type treatments at the top.
In 2006 train-to-train collisions should be impossible. With GPS tracking it is possible to identify potential collisions and automatically stop them from happening. Do the train companies do this? I can’t imagine that they don’t, but why do we still hear about trains colliding head on every once in a while — especially in third…
Macromedia the edge newsletter May 02 This is a great way to do a web version of an email newsletter. I think Macromedia did a great job with the “loading” screens. The gradient moving across is superb.
Does a good domain name make or break a site? Does a good domain lend credibility that might otherwise be lacking? Would Amazon.com be more successful with Books.com? Would Cooking.com be more successful if it were named Williams-Sonoma? Will Business.com ever recoup the cost they paid for their name?
Sargent & Berman Based in Santa Monica, this firm does work in the advertising arena and does work for Princess Cruises, Universal Studio’s, and even did a US Web annual report back in the day!
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I think the early bird has more chances since most people work a 9 -5 schedule. So the person who is awake early has a better chance to meet with people.
Well that depends on whether you’re a sparrow hunting worms, or an owl hunting rabbits. I prefer to think of myself as the second.
No, but more seriously, I’m usually most productive in the evenings.
I went to bed around midnight or later, almost every day for an entire year.
Waking up early just leaves me with fatigue all day. Whereas, staying up late at night gives me the unique ability to write incoherently until my eyes close under their own weight.
I tend to get a lot more stuff done when I show up at work say around 8am with my cup of coffee, than 10am and then I stay up late. Well, I stay late anyway but I get tired after 6pm.
BTW, one of my business partners always says that, lol.
Cheers.
Martin: We should get lunch sometime. I’ve seen your site a couple of times over the years. I know I have posted at least one of your other sites besides the law firm. It was a travel site if I remember.
Brad: I think you have an excellent point. The early bird has the most opportunity to communicate with people.
I just found this site (the blog) and been spending a lot of time here! Excellent site reviews, and a lot of inspiration from those, and you’re local so thats a big plus!
in my situation being the time zone diffences i usually wok at night and generate the same amount of customers.