In this episode of "The Night Owl Space," I'm Mike Vardy, your host and a dedicated night owl. We're going to explore a unique perspective on embracing the evening hours for our fellow night owls out there. Let's challenge the stereotypes and discover the hidden benefits of taking a moonlight stroll.Episode Highlights:The Power of Evening Walks: We'll discuss why evening walks have a distinct charm for night owls, offering solitude, quiet, and reflection.Benefits of Moonlight Strolls: Learn why an evening walk can be a game-changer for winding down, journaling, and preparing for the next day.Closing Thoughts: I'll share my commitment to this podcast and invite you to join The Night Owl Space community, where we explore the world of night owls together.If you're a night owl, or even if you're just curious about what makes us tick after dark, stay tuned. This episode might just inspire you to step out and enjoy a moonlight stroll of your own. Let's dive in!Subscribe & Stay Connected: For more insights and valuable tips on becoming a successful Night Owl make sure to subscribe to our podcast.Official WebsiteYouTube ChannelListen on SpotifySubscribe on Apple PodcastsPodcast Feed URLThanks for joining and here’s to transforming your late routine into a masterpiece of productivity and success. See you... later.
Welcome back to another enlightening episode of “The Night Owl Space” where we delve deep into mastering the later hours of the day for maximum productivity and creativity.Episode Highlights:Harmonious Alignment: Discover the secret to aligning your body clock with your to-do list for a seamless, productive night.Starlight Spotlight – Taylor Swift: We’ll explore the night-time habits of Taylor Swift, revealing how her night owl tendencies contribute to her success.Task Prioritization Mastery: Learn the art and science of syncing your tasks with your energy levels, waving burnout goodbye and embracing a life of ease and productivity.Revolutionary Task Batching: I’ll introduce a groundbreaking method of batching and renaming tasks based on energy levels, paving the way for a night of unparalleled productivity and satisfaction.Subscribe & Stay Connected: For more insights and valuable tips on becoming a successful Night Owl, make sure to subscribe to our podcast!Official WebsiteYouTube ChannelListen on SpotifySubscribe on Apple PodcastsPodcast Feed URLThanks for joining and here’s to transforming your late routine into a masterpiece of productivity and success. See you... later.
Join me, Mike Vardy, as I reveal two prevalent misconceptions about night owls and spotlight one of their hidden strengths: a unique capacity for creativity and abstract thinking.Relevant Research:Kanazawa, Satoshi, and Perina, Kaja. “Why Night Owls Are More Intelligent.” Psychology Today, posted on June 02, 2009.The research suggests that Night Owls are prone to being more creative and capable of abstract thinking than early risers. It’s essential to acknowledge and celebrate the innovative and reflective minds that tend to burn the midnight oil, as they bring unique and invaluable perspectives to the table.Facer-Childs, Elise R., and Robbins, Rachel. “The impact of circadian phenotype and time since awakening on diurnal performance in athletes.” Current Biology, 25 February 2019, 29(4): 642-649.Night owls can indeed stick to a schedule, with peak productive hours simply occurring later in the day. This study reveals that once adjusted to their preferred schedules, Night Owls demonstrate sustained attention and cognitive performance throughout their 'day.'Van der Laan, Jonneke, et al. “Are Evening-Type Adolescents More Prone to Unhealthy Eating?” Journal of Biological Rhythms, 2020, 35(4): 354-363.While the primary focus is on eating habits, this research also highlights the social behaviors of evening types, showing that night owls are more social and extraverted than commonly perceived.Recommended Reading:If you're wishing to explore further about the night owl lifestyle and productivity, consider the additional resources below:“Night Owls vs. Morning Larks: Who’s Really More Productive?” by Sian Beilock, Ph.D., Psychology Today.“The Science of Being a Night Owl” by Sleep Foundation.Thank you for joining me on the first flight through The Night Owl Space. Ensure to subscribe for more enlightening insights designed to empower and celebrate all night owls out there.
Hello, dear late-day thrivers and night owls! I’m Mike Vardy, and I’m absolutely delighted to introduce you to “The Night Owl Space”. This podcast is a special creation, a refuge for all of us whose energies and spirits ascend with the setting sun and continue soaring through the mysterious, silent hours of the night.In this kick-off trailer, let me guide you through the twilight realm of our bi-weekly podcast — a space designed to acknowledge and celebrate those who find their muse in the later hours of the day and deep into the velvet night. Whether you are an evening enthusiast or a true nocturnal navigator, “The Night Owl Space” is tailored to be your sanctuary.Every other Monday, I’ll bring you a collage of inspiring stories, insightful nuggets, and invaluable tips meticulously crafted to help you not just navigate, but truly flourish in a world that often seems skewed towards the morning larks.Each episode is a beacon illuminating the quiet allure and potent magic of the night, revealing a canvas of unlimited possibilities for those whose creativity and drive peak when daylight fades. Together, we’ll explore and converse about themes and subjects that resonate with the tranquil beauty and resilient strength of the later hours.If your heart beats in sync with the whispering winds of the evening, or if the serene call of the night feels like a siren song, drawing you in, this is your home. Join me every fortnight on Mondays, as we commence a captivating adventure, deciphering and navigating a world that’s often just awakening when we are ready to chase our dreams.Subscribe in Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you take in your podcasts.