A huge number of folk proverbs carries a rational grain. For example, the expression "The morning is wiser than the evening" has a scientifically substantiated meaning. There is some evidence that important decisions are best made in the morning.
Instructions
Step 1
The morning of the evening is wiser, because during the day a person exchanges energy with those around him. This process can drain internal resources. As long as you have all the psychological powers with you, you are more likely to make the right choices. Remember this fact when you have to decide something.
Step 2
During the day, a person gets tired not only psychologically, but also physically. If you feel some discomfort, let alone complete exhaustion, you are unlikely to be able to make the right decision. So use the first half of your day to make the choices that matter to you.
Step 3
Immediately after waking up, your list of perfect choices for today is still empty. Therefore, you are subconsciously more ready to make a decision. The morning of the evening is wiser, because during the day a person makes choices all the time. This can involve little things, such as choosing a meal for lunch or thinking about walking or taking a tram. However, this adds up to a lot of work that your brain can get tired of by the end of the day.
Step 4
It should be noted that not every morning is wiser than evenings. Because to be able to make important decisions, you need to get enough sleep. The morning after a sleepless night is not the best time to choose from several options. So if you did not manage to get enough sleep and fully relax, it is better to postpone important things for another time.
