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"The removal of the alarm clock was also a big change for me. In Austin, I would get up early, go workout, or get up early and work before work (I spent most of
by thanatropism 8y ago
"The removal of the alarm clock was also a big change for me. In Austin, I would get up early, go workout, or get up early and work before work (I spent most of my last 2 years in Austin as the CTO at a Series A funded startup and the quiet hours of the morning before my wife and daughter woke up were the only real quiet ours I had all day)... Now I get around eight hours of sleep per night because I prioritize sleep. The sun sets very early here, currently around 18:00, so I’m typically in bed by 21:30 and asleep by 22:00-22:30 and I wake-up between 6-7 the next morning."
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This is someone who no longer lives with his daughter it seems?
I don't want to diagnose strangers over five blog posts on the internet, but much of this blog reads like my last few weeks before a mental breakdown. I hope the author is ok/remains ok in the short term.
- gojomo 8y agoHuh? He mentions his whole family moved to Costa Rica. The new sleep schedule (8ish hours per night) is more healthy than before. I don’t see what in the excerpt or elsewhere indicates any sort of mental break/crisis.
- rojoroboto 8y agoI’m fine. My daughter sleeps on her own through the night (sleep training. it works.) and wakes up around 7am. Almost always after we do. If this is, in fact, a few weeks before a mental breakdown, it would be quite a suprise. I’ll be sure to keep you updated if it happens.
- thanatropism 8y agoThanks for replying. I've had bad experiences in life; I'm glad you're not having them. (Honest)