New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: How did you correct your sleep patterns?
Ask HN: How did you correct your sleep patterns?
2 by behnamoh | 0 comments on Hacker News.
Ever since college, I've been used to sleeping very late (we're talking +2 AM). Sometimes I would even pull an all-nighter esp. for exams or because I was depressed and would keep myself busy online. I always thought if I say awake a bit longer I can finish this piece of code or answer this homework problem, but I always secretly knew that it's not efficient as I wouldn't make much progress late at night (my performance after 11 PM is almost 5%). Also, waking up early has been almost a challenge for me, and I can't say how many opportunities I've missed because of that. I'm almost 30 now and I clearly see a huge reduction in my energy, yet I still sleep very late and wake up late. There has to be a better way. As a kid, I used to be up for school between 6:30-7:30 AM and I would go to bed before 12 AM. I believe going to college changed lots of my good habits. Now I'm in grad school and seriously need to correct my sleep patterns. I appreciate any tips or help from my fellow HN'ers.
2 by behnamoh | 0 comments on Hacker News.
Ever since college, I've been used to sleeping very late (we're talking +2 AM). Sometimes I would even pull an all-nighter esp. for exams or because I was depressed and would keep myself busy online. I always thought if I say awake a bit longer I can finish this piece of code or answer this homework problem, but I always secretly knew that it's not efficient as I wouldn't make much progress late at night (my performance after 11 PM is almost 5%). Also, waking up early has been almost a challenge for me, and I can't say how many opportunities I've missed because of that. I'm almost 30 now and I clearly see a huge reduction in my energy, yet I still sleep very late and wake up late. There has to be a better way. As a kid, I used to be up for school between 6:30-7:30 AM and I would go to bed before 12 AM. I believe going to college changed lots of my good habits. Now I'm in grad school and seriously need to correct my sleep patterns. I appreciate any tips or help from my fellow HN'ers.
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