What Your Sleep Schedule Reveals About You
“Sleep procrastination is failing to go to bed at the right time when no external forces are keeping you from getting to sleep,” Brantner explains. In other words, instead of getting under the covers, closing your eyes, and legitimately making a decent effort to fall asleep, you’re either scrolling through social media, going down a YouTube rabbit hole, or watching Netflix. You either aren’t interested in sleeping, or might be harboring some anxieties about the next day that you just don’t want to face yet.
Night owls, on the other hand, are more productive at night than they are during the day. “Night owls are creative and productive at night,” Brantner clarifies. “They do their best work at this time.” So if you’re a night owl, you might be catching up on work projects, or tapping into your creative side by dedicating the late hours of the day to labors of love like writing a novel, journaling, or re-organizing your entire closet.