Sleep is Overrated!
Published on April 22, 2018
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Is it just me or does anyone else wish that we didn't need and/or have to sleep?
I've only slept 6 hours since Friday morning at 6am and I plan not to until at least midnight tonight so 6 hours sleep in the past 66 hours.
It has been such a productive and exciting weekend of learning, earning, teaching and sharing that I haven't even been sleepy much at all.
The only reason that I plan on going to bed tonight at midnight is because I wake up every weekday morning with my 17 year old son.
He is a Junior in High School so I wake up at the same time he does so that I can let him know that I love him and to let him know to have an amazing day & not to forget to be awesome!
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Most days I stay up working online until after lunch then I have a quick siesta until about 2:30pm as my son gets out of School at that time and usually arrives home soon after.
Weekday nights and weekends all depend upon what we have going on. Because my son is a 17-year old, he spends time with Friends as well as His GirlFriend who is a Senior, so many nights and weekends I also work online learning, sharing, earning and teaching.
Now that the weather is finally getting better we will be fishing more (I despise cold weather and don't like ice fishing, sitting still isn't my way) (Moving from Michigan gets my vote except for the fact that my son doesn't want to leave until after High School Graduation)
Having the ability to still work while relaxing when necessary thanks to modern technology is a blessing when Friend need my assistance.
So, even though most days I average about 8 hours sleep counting my nap, I still would love not to need to.
Is sleep overrated?
No, it really isn't.
We all need sleep but am I the only one that would love not to need to sleep?
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