Productivity coaches sell the extra hour — 5 a.m. starts, batching — though the government gives one away every October.
Scale the policy. At midnight, put every clock back an hour, and again every night after. Each morning arrives with sixty spare minutes and the smugness of the early. Field notes: by day three your morning meetings are at lunch, by day 12 they are at night, and on day 24 the drift completes a lap and you are perfectly on time again, one day behind everybody else.