One of the most curious questions is that if the amount of daylight in the morning can have an effect on the mood for the whole day or not. The realistic answer to this query is, yes it does affect your mood for the whole day. As can be witnessed, in winters you often feel low on energy during the day; this phenomenon is commonly known as “winter blues”. During winters, getting out of the bed in the morning is a very tough job, and all day through, you feel depressed and low.

Seasons are essential for the survival of the ecology of the planet; it not only affects our routines and dressing, but also affects minuscule things in our environment. The affects is very pronounced not only on the plant kingdom, but also on the animal kingdom, especially on our own species.

Sleep is an important part of our daily routine, as it gives our body the required break from the work we do. Sleep is a personal preference in the sense that the time we sleep depends upon every person, and differs from one to another; some may need a lot of sleep to be alert enough to perform their routine work on the other hand, there are people who can mange with a few hours sleep only.