Our Circadian Rhythm even affects our preferences. Given a choice between coming in early to work and working overtime. Morning people are more like to choose to come in early than to work overtime.
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Want to Be More Persuasive and Charismatic? Science Says Before You Speak, Take a Look at the Clock-- your Circadian Clock
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