Entrepreneurs have all sorts of secrets for their success. Focus, stick-to-it-iveness, passion…even trust. What works well at one company may not work as well at another, and of course, and what works for one entrepreneur might not work as well for another. But in a recent study of empirical data cited in the Harvard Business Review, researchers cited “being a morning person” as something that is strongly correlated with business success. The logic is sound. According to Entrepreneur Magazine, morning people tend to get the day started on the right foot, tend to be up and at work before many other people (thus giving them uninterrupted focus time), and tend to be more optimistic than night owls (which is also a factor in entrepreneurial success).
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