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| Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Olympia, Washington
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I would really like to have a consistent sleeping pattern with a consistent wake up time, especially one early like 5 or 6 AM. I keep trying to initiate this pattern into my life, and am able to do it successfully Monday through Friday, but the problem is that my friends like to hang out until 12 or 1 on Friday and Saturday nights, and it throws me off every week. Does anybody have a good solution to this, because I want to have a consistent wake up time to have better and more consistent energy throughout the day, but I don't want to have to give up hanging out with my friends either? Thanks a ton Eric |
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Im currently trying biphasic This is my second day, I certainly didnt get a big enough nap and now I feel abit drowsy but its not a major problem. Perhaps try taking a nap Friday before going out with your friends, if this doesn't appear to help, perhaps you could miss a week or two of friends to get into the 5:00/6:00 habit, and then your body should get up naturally. Powernaps are meant to be very useful, but I've never tried them. Actually Im a bit stuck for great ideas to be honest. You could try Steves artcile on getting up early - just google it. Hope this helps |
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| Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: New York
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| I'm struggling with my sleeping patterns. The darn weekend is what throws me off as well. I do try and get a nap in after classes friday before I go out. It helps a little. How long, ideally, should naps be? (I try for 20 minutes but always end up sleeping longer. Should I just be letting myself sleep as long as I need, even if its an hour or two?) |
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