Four Key Personality Traits: Conscientiousness, stability, practicality, optimismFour Key Behaviors: Overachieving, prioritizing health and fitness, seeking positive interactions, strategizingSleep/Alertness Pattern: Lions wake up bright-eyed at dawn or earlier, start to feel tired in the late afternoon, and fall asleep easily.

Characteristics of a Lion

Morning Routine<ul><li>1 hour to wake up, work out & shower</li><li>1 hour to eat breakfast & tackle one individual project</li></ul>Mid Morning:<ul><li>2 hours to tackle demanding, productive work</li><li>15-minute break</li><li>2 hours to tackle demanding, productive work;</li><li>15-minute break;</li><li>Use lunch break to call a friend, watch a series or grab some coffee.</li></ul>Afternoon:<ul><li>1-2 hours of less demanding tasks</li><li>15-minute break</li><li>1 hour of administrative tasks/chores;</li><li>15-minute break</li><li>30 minutes to wrap up the day</li></ul>Late afternoon<ul><li>If energized, enjoy a high-energy activity/task/workout for no longer than 1 hour.</li></ul>Evening<ul><li>1 hour to have dinner</li><li>Go to bed </li></ul>

The Perfect Day of a Lion

Morning Routine<ul><li>1 hour to wake up, eat breakfast & plan for the day </li></ul>Mid Morning:<ul><li>2 hours to tackle less demanding tasks</li><li>15-minute break</li><li>2 hours to tackle demanding, productive work;</li><li>15-minute break;</li><li>Use lunch break to call a friend, watch a series or grab some coffee.</li></ul>Afternoon:<ul><li>1-2 hours of demanding productive work</li><li>15-minute break</li><li>1 hour of administrative tasks/chores;</li><li>15-minute break</li><li>30 minutes to wrap up the day</li></ul>Late afternoon<ul><li>Optional: workout or engaging in a personal project/activity or study</li></ul>Evening<ul><li>1 hour to have dinner</li><li>If energized,1-2 hours of work or If tired: 1-2 hours of slow-paced activities.</li></ul>

The Perfect Day of a Bear

Four Key Personality Traits: Cautiousness, extroversion, friendly and easy to talk to, open-mindedFour Key Behaviors: Avoiding conflict, aspiring to be healthy, prioritizing happiness, taking comfort in the familiarSleep/Alertness Pattern:Bears wake up in a daze after hitting the snooze button once or twice.Most alert: mid-morning into early afternoon.Most productive: late morning.

Characteristics of a Bear

Four Key Personality Traits:Impulsivity, pessimism, creativity, moodinessFour Key Behaviors: Taking risks, prioritizing pleasure, seeking novelty, reacting with emotional intensitySleep/Alertness Pattern:Wolves have difficulty waking up before 9:00 a.m.Most alert: 7:00 p.m.Most productive: late morning and late evening.

Characteristics of a Wolf

Morning Routine<ul><li>1 hour to wake up slowly & shower</li><li>1 hour to eat breakfast & plan for the day</li></ul>Mid Morning:<ul><li>1 hour of less demanding tasks;</li><li>15-minute break</li><li>1 hour to tackle demanding, productive work;</li><li>15-minute break;</li><li>1 hour for a lunch break.</li></ul>Afternoon:<ul><li>1 hour to tackle demanding, productive work</li><li>15-minute break</li><li>1 hour of administrative tasks/chores;</li><li>15-minute break</li><li>1 hour to tackle demanding, productive work;</li><li>30 minutes to wrap up the day</li></ul>Late afternoon<ul><li>Workout or engage in a personal project/meet with friends or study</li></ul>Evening<ul><li>1 hour to have dinner</li><li>1-2 hours of slow-paced activities, like reading</li><li>Go to bed early</li></ul>

The Perfect Day of a Dolphin

According to the video, studies, and the book of The Power of When, there are like 4 chronotypes in which people are categorized in how they should spend their time during the day for productive work, which is heavily influenced by the circadian cycle. <ul><li>🦁 Lion Chronotype </li><li>🐻 Bear Chronotype</li><li>🐬 Dolphin Chronotype</li><li>🐺 Wolf Chronotype</li></ul>

Ideal schedule according to my chronotype

Four Key Personality Traits:Cautiousness, introversion, neuroticism, intelligenceFour Key Behaviors:Avoiding risky situations, striving for perfection, obsessive-compulsive tendencies, fixating on details.Sleep/Alertness Pattern:Dolphins usually wake up feeling unrefreshed and are tired until late in the evening, when they suddenly hit their stride.

Characteristics of a Dolphin

Morning Routine<ul><li>1 hour to wake up, shower & engage in one interest </li><li>30 minutes for breakfast & planning for the day</li></ul>Mid Morning:<ul><li>2 hours of less demanding tasks</li><li>15-minute break</li><li>1-hour administrative tasks/chores</li><li>15-minute break;</li><li>1 hour for lunch break</li></ul>Afternoon:<ul><li>1-2 hours to tackle demanding productive work</li><li>15-minute break</li><li>1-2 hours to tackle demanding productive work</li><li>15-minute break</li></ul>Late afternoon<ul><li>1-2 hours of high energy activity, tasks, or workout </li><li>Use late of the afternoon to meet/call friends</li></ul>Evening<ul><li>1 hour to have dinner</li><li>1-2 hours of high-intensity activities</li><li>1 hour of unwinding</li></ul>

The Perfect Day of a Wolf

Grab CuriosityStream + Nebula for 26% discount (14.79$/year): https://curiositystream.com/studycorner A chronotype is someone's internal clock and it dictates how your energy fluctuates during the day. All chronotypes fall into a spectrum so it's impossible to individually categorize each single person's chronotype, but in broad terms, most people fall into four different categories: bear, dolphin, wolf and lion chronotypes. Knowing your chronotype may have a big impact on how you structure your day, when you schedule tasks and, most of all, what you can expect from yourself in terms of energy, creativity and productivity throughout the day. And passing on this knowledge to loved ones and people close to you is also important, because you’re also showing them what they can expect from you, and when. — Chronotype Schedules — Lion: https://cutt.ly/7bMbc6g Dolphin: https://cutt.ly/YbMbWgb Bear: https://cutt.ly/obMbE6V Wolf: https://cutt.ly/NbMbTad I offer organisation consulting services. If you're interested, contact me via hello@simpleproductivity.net You can support me on Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/marianascorner Video edited by: Mary Among Stories (maryamongstories@gmail.com) Stock videos and imagery supplied by Getty Images FTC: This video is sponsored by CuriosityStream.

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A chronotype is someone's internal clock and it dictates how your energy fluctuates during the day. All chronotypes fall into a spectrum so it's impossible to individually categorize each single person's chronotype, but in broad terms, most people fall into four different categories: bear, dolphin, wolf and lion chronotypes. 

Knowing your chronotype may have a big impact on how you structure your day, when you schedule tasks and, most of all, what you can expect from yourself in terms of energy, creativity and productivity throughout the day. And passing on this knowledge to loved ones and people close to you is also important, because you’re also showing them what they can expect from you, and when. 

— Chronotype Schedules —

Lion: https://cutt.ly/7bMbc6g

Dolphin: https://cutt.ly/YbMbWgb

Bear: https://cutt.ly/obMbE6V

Wolf: https://cutt.ly/NbMbTad

I offer organisation consulting services. If you're interested, contact me via hello@simpleproductivity.net

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Stock videos and imagery supplied by Getty Images

FTC: This video is sponsored by CuriosityStream.

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