This is a bullshit theory based on a bullshit study.
Look up the studies this theory is based on. All bullshit.
Doing things allows you to build work ethic and do more things. Anyone that says different is a simp.
Hmm, I don't know.
Those studies showed that it is easier to accomplish a task at the beginning of the day as compared to late in the night. I found it true to some extend.
Basically people tend to postpone a task if their schedule is delayed in the slightest. For most, their routine starts at the beginning of the day and once they break that schedule, they get demotivated and leave the rest of the work for tomorrow. This also shows why students who complete assignments in the morning or during the day generally tend to finish it as compared to those who keep it pending for the night. Again, people trying to prepare for an interview and trying to lose weight at the same time are often said to fail at both.
I'd love to hear your say on this, I don't believe this but my teacher said it so.
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