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Good question! I am an early bird so I wouldn’t know….LOL but my husband is a night owl and he seems to be very happy with that. He does complain that when he calls any business at 5 pm, he wonders why they are all closed!
I never really thought about that! I guess the early bird catches the morning productivity, but the night owls catch their productivity in the evening when we early birds are already in bed!
I believe they still do get something. I think of early birds as those who try first and the late birds assess the early one’s for result, they have the chance to pick a better deal I guess?
Sometimes, waiting might lead to unexpected rewards that those who rushed didn’t consider. Maybe the late birds find better worms or even a different feast altogether! It’s a reminder that success isn’t just about timing; it’s also about the right strategy and mindset.
The early bird gets the worm. The late bird gets hungry!
Does ‘snooze you loose’ fit here?! Definitely, ‘early bird catches the worm’. They are early and prepared.
Mmmmm, I would say it catches something …what I don’t know. I do know the early bird catches it all so everyone may want to think about that.
Good question! I am an early bird so I wouldn’t know….LOL but my husband is a night owl and he seems to be very happy with that. He does complain that when he calls any business at 5 pm, he wonders why they are all closed!
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I have heard the same saying since I was a child. Those morning people or early birds catch the worm but I am a night owl and catch a lot.
I never really thought about that! I guess the early bird catches the morning productivity, but the night owls catch their productivity in the evening when we early birds are already in bed!
I was a late and an early bird. I’m enjoying my life like an early bird now, and my body feels better. But I also know many successful late birds.
My guess is the late bird gets to jet off and find other food. It won’t be juicy like the worm, but maybe crunchy like seeds and nuts. Right?
What about the poor worm? It got up earliest of all. Poor little fella. 😉
I believe they still do get something. I think of early birds as those who try first and the late birds assess the early one’s for result, they have the chance to pick a better deal I guess?
As an early bird I myself I would suggest the late birds remember to set their alarms. They end up missing out on so much!!!
Sometimes, waiting might lead to unexpected rewards that those who rushed didn’t consider. Maybe the late birds find better worms or even a different feast altogether! It’s a reminder that success isn’t just about timing; it’s also about the right strategy and mindset.
I think we have our rhythm and the right timing. It doesn’t need to be very early. When it’s meant for us, it will be ours.