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Lately I've noticed that the less sleep I get, the better off I am at school and work. I cant imagine this happens to everyone because its recommended that people get atleast 8 hours. So my question really is: How much sleep do you get per night and if that effects your overall feeling in the morning?

asked Jul 15 '10 at 09:58

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It most certainly does. Last week I had short time to sleep in the beginning and was a bit grumpy. Later in the week I had time to sleep in and I was my normal self again. Yesterday I came back from a movie at around 0:45 and had to get up at 8:00, 7:15 of sleep is not enough for me. So today I was more like a zombie than an actual human XD.

The bottom line is get a steady sleep cycle and you'll be fine.

answered Jan 24 '11 at 11:39

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Ultimate answer is yes, a big one.

answered Jan 24 '11 at 08:38

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I don't understand what you are trying to say?

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The key I've found is to keep a steady sleep schedule.

I get roughly 7 hours of sleep every night. It doesn't matter if I'm working that day or not, I still set the alarm clock, and I still limit myself to no more than 7 hours. If I just keep sleeping, then I can very easily sleep 12+ hours, and that just ends up throwing me off balance for the next few days.

If I get too much sleep, I actually feel more tired than if I got too little.

Also, I tend to do better if I sleep after work. That way, I have a few hours to sit around the house and wake up gradually, and I'm 100% awake and aware by the time I head off to work.

answered Jul 15 '10 at 12:09

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thanks. I'll keep this in mind.

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