In an environment that was conductive of polyphasic sleep, I'm sure I would be able to adapt. However, at the moment, my house is simply not the case. The main reason for this is because we're in the process of building an extension on the house. As you might imagine, building makes a lot of noise, and can often interrupt my naps.
I've made the decision to attempt to optimise my time better on a monophasic sleep schedule before trying to get more time on a polyphasic schedule. However, once my environment is better suited for polyphasic sleep, I'll be able to do it, and I will.
In brighter news, my friend Rowland is still going strong, and he's almost certain to successfully adapt to the Everyman schedule of polyphasic sleep. He'll have a blog up soon, and once it's up, I'll post a link to it.
Until next time, may you retreat: but never surrender.
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Better luck next time. I believe the secret to productivity is realistic time management.That said, I also believe in trying to achieve balance in work, rest and play.In today's society, it can be difficult to achieve, when everything seems to revolve around work and I think that most people spend their lives trying to achieve that balance.
ReplyDeleteLuckily enough I don't have that problem: if anything, I don't work enough. Thanks very much for the insightful comment!
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