With my new job, I’m an early bird everyday.
I have to get to bed fairly early so I can get up by 7am to get ready for my morning commute.
This wasn’t how I was in college at all. I only signed up for a class before 12pm one time during my four years in university, and that was a class required for graduation. Nearly exclusively I got to bed late and slept in the following day. Once you get in the habit of doing it so much, it becomes a cycle too hard to easily break. By the time I had graduated and was looking for a full time job, I knew that I was going to need to make serious changes in my life quickly if I was to hope for any long lasting success in life. This led to me keeping a healthy sleeping schedule, along with cooking all of my meals instead of purchasing take out and fast food every week at my heart’s content. It was not long after this crucial turning point that I found the listing for my current job. I applied immediately and was being interviewed a week later. By the two week point, I had landed a new job. I was thrilled with myself. It’s nice to be up early in the mornings and eat breakfast while the sun rises. This morning while I was eating my cereal and drinking my coffee, my HVAC technicians arrived to complete repairs on my central air conditioner. They’re replacing my fan motor and fixing the condensate line so I don’t get any water leaks from this point moving forward. I was impressed to see them finished by the time I was leaving for work. In my old life I would have been disgruntled getting up so early to let in HVAC technicians.