Adequate Sleep Is Necessary for Sanity and Success
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Adequate Sleep Is Necessary for Sanity and Success
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#2Totally agreed. The hardest part for me is usually the falling asleep part though....
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#3I remember one night tossing and turning unable to sleep. I was severely behind on project. I eventually said "f sleep" woke up and made quick working prototype. Various other emotional disturbance prevents regular sleep schedule
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#4Totally agreed. The hardest part for me is usually the falling asleep part though....
The hard part for me is finding a job that doesn’t require me to wake up before I’m done sleeping.
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#5My acquaintance works 16-20 hours a day, every day. Is wildly successful and looks sane. n=1
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#6My acquaintance works 16-20 hours a day, every day. Is wildly successful and looks sane. n=1
Maybe he's just one of those lucky people that only need 4-5 hours of sleep every night ¯ \ _ ( ツ ) _ / ¯
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#7Totally agreed. The hardest part for me is usually the falling asleep part though....
Reading a very boring yet interesting enough book has allowed me to fall asleep. It keeps your brain on the pages for long enough that the brain gets off of the hamster wheel.
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#8My acquaintance works 16-20 hours a day, every day. Is wildly successful and looks sane. n=1
sounds terrible
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#9My acquaintance works 16-20 hours a day, every day. Is wildly successful and looks sane. n=1
My boss is like this. Very unpredictable person and I don’t think it is healthy for anyone. Generally speaking I will know this is a massive red flag for future jobs.
Re: Adequate Sleep Is Necessary for Sanity and Success
#10I remember one night tossing and turning unable to sleep. I was severely behind on project. I eventually said "f sleep" woke up and made quick working prototype. Various other emotional disturbance prevents regular sleep schedule
OTOH, I remember handful of nights severely stuck on something, fighting sleep at 2 am trying to fix something, eventually saying "f work" and going to sleep.
Next morning, while in the shower, a possible solution had popped in my head out of thin air. By lunch I had solved it.
I now try the "sleep over it" approach before losing sleep over it.