Great post! You must be fortunate enough to have a short commute - my day ends up being longer. I leave at 5am to reach the gym (it's next to my work) at 6:15am. I work out & shower until about 7:30 or 8 when I start work. I work until 4pm (short lunch) and head home, which takes about 30mins by train. So I get home about 4:30, eat dinner, and relax a little (usually video games) until I head to bed at 7:30pm. My learning time ends up being during my commutes (reading), since I use the bus and train, and I am mentally tired when I get home.
In fact from home to work and work to home I only spend 30 minutes every day... So I guess I'm lucky! :)
Anyway, I just understand your position... This isn't easy to wake up every day at 5 AM and at the end of the day, you don't have your mind tired, because I know it happens.
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Great post! You must be fortunate enough to have a short commute - my day ends up being longer. I leave at 5am to reach the gym (it's next to my work) at 6:15am. I work out & shower until about 7:30 or 8 when I start work. I work until 4pm (short lunch) and head home, which takes about 30mins by train. So I get home about 4:30, eat dinner, and relax a little (usually video games) until I head to bed at 7:30pm. My learning time ends up being during my commutes (reading), since I use the bus and train, and I am mentally tired when I get home.
In fact from home to work and work to home I only spend 30 minutes every day... So I guess I'm lucky! :)
Anyway, I just understand your position... This isn't easy to wake up every day at 5 AM and at the end of the day, you don't have your mind tired, because I know it happens.