15 people who prove you don't have to wake up early to be successful
Business Insider
But before you attempt to reprogram your sleepy brain, consider this: While, yes, early birds do get some worms, naturally late risers get some perks, too.
One Spanish study suggested that night owls who sleep in may be more intelligent than their day-bound peers, and Italian researchers found evidence that "evening types" might be also be more creative.
It may not be compatible with a standard office job, but as these 15 people prove, waking up late is definitely compatible with success.
This is an update of a story originally written by Rachel Sugar.
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