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@@ -83,16 +83,17 @@ Workdays:
 -6h30: yoga session ends
 -6h45: cold shower ends
 -7h00: out of the house
--7h30: ready to work
+-7h30: ready to work on personal projects
+-9h00: ready to work on work projects
 
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-<p>Truth is i am working a typical 9 to 5 job, yet i arrive this early at the workplace. Priotizing morning work is ideal because this is when you function at your best. pack the most important/complex tasks of the day in the morning, because that's when you usually can get the most things done.</p>
+<p>Truth is i am working a typical 9 to 5 job, yet i arrive this early at the workplace to work on personal projects first. Priotizing morning work is ideal because this is when you function at your best. pack the most important/complex tasks of the day in the morning, because that's when you usually can get the most things done.</p>
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 Weekends:
 -6h00: wake up (only one alarm, place it far away from the bed)
 -6h30: yoga session ends
 -6h45: cold shower ends
--7h00: ready to work
+-7h00: ready to work on personal projects
 
 </code></pre>
 <p>Yes, waking up at 6 AM during the weekends is going to be though at first, but this is part of the discipline aspect. As far as i'm concerned, saturday is the same as friday as either way i am working on something. Either i am working on personal projects, or i am working on the work projects.</p>