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I was used to a similar cycle while preparing for exams at university. It might have been less than 36h of activity, but definitely more than 24h + >10h of slee
by kbart 12y ago
I was used to a similar cycle while preparing for exams at university. It might have been less than 36h of activity, but definitely more than 24h + >10h of sleep. If not a daily job, I would be on a similar cycle now as well -- I just felt more productive and rested that way.
Btw, I'm a "night person" and I have noticed that such people are prone to long sleep times but also can sustain longer activity periods.
- Loughla 12y agoA little off topic, but are you a night person, or have you just never tried the alternate? I ask because I was a self-defined 'night person' for my early and mid 20's. Once I got married and got a straight job, with early rising and what-not, I found that I'm actually a lot more functional and a lot better feeling going to sleep early (9pm) and waking up early (4am). Genuinely I am healthier and happier; it's strange. Have you tried the alternate as a comparison?