Saturday, January 26, 2008

Biphasic Sleep Log - Day 4

Morning

I really slept well last night. Went to bed at 10:30pm. When the alarm went off at 3am this morning, it wasn't difficult to get out of bed at all.

I was very productive for a few hours, which feels really good on a Saturday morning. Then at about 5:45 I went to the gym.

I was running on the treadmill when somebody walking past me said "Good morning Sonny!" I looked to my right and Sonny Lubick, the former football coach for Colorado State University was on an elliptical runner next to me. Hey - if an early morning workout is what a downright legendary man like Sonny does early on a Saturday morning then I'm proud to be doing the same!

There was some tiredness later in the morning and early afternoon. To be expected, I think when you're having a lazy Saturday and you only had 4 hours of sleep the night before!

Afternoon

I got a nap at about 1pm today. Slept in my own bed, like a rock for one and a half hours. Awoke refreshed, feeling great. The rest of the afternoon was easy - no tiredness at all.

If every day could be like today, I'm sure I could keep this schedule for a long term. I slept great. I felt great.

I am beginning to realize that the quality of sleep I get is the major factor in how I feel that day. Sleep good = feel good. Sleep bad = feel bad. It just makes sense - when you're getting less sleep than you're used to, it better be good sleep!

In the past when trying to survive on 6 hours, it would catch up to me big time on about the fourth day. And since I feel pretty darn good today, this is quite a milestone. I am looking forward to the next few days to see if I can maintain.

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Name: Travis Giggy
Location: Fort Collins, Colorado, US

I am passionate about business on the Internet. This blog is my personal archive of lessons learned while conducting business on the Internet.

I started programming web sites 11 years ago.

In 1997, I started my first Internet business, called Carryout.com. It was an online food ordering service that allowed you to order food from a local restaurant right to your door. At the time, that was pretty cool!

The fire was stoked, and I started learning as much as I could about Internet marketing and copywriting. I became an expert at measuring and testing.

I've been a success and a failure many times over.

Now, a decade later, I still learn every day what it takes to be successful in online business. This blog is how I record those lessons. Since I started this blog, I've learned the value of keeping a written record of my Internet business experiences. As long as I keep learning and growing, I'll keep writing about it.

I doubt I'll ever quit learning.