lullableAn early riser who keeps to the daylight and is in no hurry inside it. You wake without much of a fight, do your clearest thinking before lunch, and fade in step with the evening. Late nights are possible, but they are paid for the next morning.
What your night tends to look like
- Sleep window
- About 10:00–11:00 pm to 6:00–7:00 am
- Sharpest hours
- 8 am to noon
- Last coffee
- Before 1 pm
- Wind down
- From 9:30 pm
A story for your wind-down: The Slow Life of a Redwood.
Or a sound with no words at all: Beach waves, surf at Punta Allen, Quintana Roo, free on greensound.
Whatever hour you finally lie down, the moment is the same: a mind still running. Lullable reads you true, quietly fascinating things in a voice that gets softer every minute, so the thinking has somewhere to go.
Get the appThe other four
- BlackbirdDefinitely a morning type. The first voice in the dawn chorus, singing before there is light to sing by.
- SheepNeither, and in good company. Neither lark nor owl, and the most common of the five, which seems fitting.
- MothModerately an evening type. The evening is where you come alive, usually near a lamp.
- OctopusDefinitely an evening type. You do not properly get going until the sun has gone down.