Do you bounce from your bed early in the morning ready to move anywhere or do you go to sleep while seeing the sun?
If you wake up early, there is a high chance that you’re a very social person with a positive vibe. You always catch up with your work or school colleagues in the morning and love being around people.
On the other hand, if you’re a night person, then you’re more likely to be socially less active and sometimes love to be in your mind. You probably live your life in your way and love to think deeply about the topics of your interest.
If you compare these two people with each other you’ll find lots of differences. The differences can be in their productive lifestyle, their ways of thinking and their decision making.
In this article, we’re going to know about some differences between them so it can help you to understand the qualities better.
- Social life: When it comes to social life, people who wake up earlier in the morning are socially more active than an average night person. It’s because society is full of morning people if it’s an office, school or any workstations. If you need to be with everyone around you and share moments with them, you must wake up early in the morning. On the other hand, people who sleep late are more socially less active than their fellow morning birds.
- Profession: Honestly speaking, there are no such boundaries that create any criteria related to career choices. But as per the characteristics differences, a night person is more likely to have an individual judgment towards his life decisions. That’s why in so many cases these people like jobs that allow them to leave their lifestyle as they want. That’s a serious need for them. On the other hand, a person who wakes up early from bed is more likely to be prone to social needs to enjoy their life.
- Characteristics: On average a night person is an introvert who loves to spend time on their own. And a morning person is an extrovert who loves to spend quality time with people around them. If you look up the characteristics of these personality types, you’ll find that introverted people are idea makers. Their power of deep thinking and imagination makes them an ideal idea maker for a company or community. On the other hand, an extroverted person finds it easy to socialise with any random person and makes a strong bond very easily. They can work better in groups and have the ability to lead a group towards success.
Conclusion:
If you’re thinking about what kind of daily routine you should have, the answer is to listen to yourself and keep it real. A person’s characteristics depend on his individuality. It’s completely visible and you can’t hide it. So instead of being too concerned about changing your personality, it’s better to listen to your inner voice and do whatever suits your mental health and life goals.
Author Bio:
His experiences working for top brands like Unilever and Samsonite inspired him to write ‘The Rules of Work. Shivank set out to provide non-bullshitty, fact-based career advice that helps millennial workers get more opportunities and grow their careers faster. This blog is where he documents the daily challenges he and his colleagues face. Check him out on OfficeProductivity.org.
