6 or so weeks of working every waking hour before settling into an average of 12 hours a day for the last 7 months. Again, people do it but it's not useful. On

6 or so weeks of working every waking hour before settling into an average of 12 hours a day for the last 7 months. Again, people do it but it's not useful. Once you back yourself into a corner, all you can think about is moving one foot in front of the other no matter how inefficent the path you're taking is. From there the only thing that will stop you is some outside factor, because you no longer have the clarity or discipline it takes to stop. If you're lucky some great windfall from all the inefficient work you're doing will be that outside factor, but most likely the outside factor will be your health failing, or interpersonal relationships failing, or everything failing anyways because you aren't even at 50% effectiveness to make up for the 2x time you're putting in.