Comments on: Polyphasic sleep, consciousness development, and addiction (workaholism etc)

By: Marc

Marc — Wed, 16 Feb 2011 09:47:23 +0000

Yes JD I saw, good work!

By: JD

JD — Wed, 16 Feb 2011 03:46:26 +0000

Marc, I guess your attention has turned to other things now and this site is on autopilot or maybe I am just missing some of your latest blogs, but you have a recent post section on the right, so probably not. Anyway, I wanted to say you have done a lot of work here and I will be checking in probably once a week, but I did want to say that I keep a daily log of my Polyphasic Sleep Project at http://jdsportsonline.com/projects/polyphasic/polyphasic-sleep.html I hope during a work-anorexic moment you head over to check it out.

By: Marc

Marc — Tue, 08 Feb 2011 12:04:59 +0000

> ps. have you done the Landmark Forum?

Of ocurse ;)

By: Rosita

Rosita — Sat, 05 Feb 2011 01:31:40 +0000

Thank you for sharing Marc. I am finding your blog very inspiring. Actually I think you are a lot like me and it is comforting to find someone who shares so many perspectives with me. I think I will be learning a lot from you…

ps. have you done the Landmark Forum?

By: Olga

Olga — Thu, 29 Apr 2010 00:02:03 +0000

Hey, how is your schedule going so far? I have just learned about polyphasic sleep. I kind of wish I knew about it while I was in college. I had broken down my sleep into several naps and core, but didn’t know that it was called polyphasic, I was just exhausted. I was working at starbucks and had shifts that started from 4 am to 10 or 12 depending on what time class started and then I would try to nap between classes or my next shift. I started dreaming during those short naps, so I guess I adapted.

Now that I just recently learned about this, I am trying it out while I have a flexible enough job, where I can leave for 20 minutes or so throughout the day to nap in my car and it won’t be a big deal. I think it’s a fantastic way to gain extra time, as I always feel I don’t have enough of it. There are always chores to do at home, side projects, reading, working out, downloading music, etc. So it would be a fantastic way for me to create more time for myself. And hopefully catch up with a seemingly never ending list of things to do :).

Hope you’re doing great and have already adapted. Best of luck!

By: Rasmus

Rasmus — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 20:05:32 +0000

Hey!
Yes, I’m reading this and I can fully identify with anything in this post.
From the relationship to work (I’m actually still a high-school student, but I work on time-intensive projects beside school)- I can work on a project 8 hours a day BESIDES school for weeks, and after that do not touch it for weeks either, even if I have team members who rely on me working steadily and reliable, to the polyphasic-sleeping part, I think I know how you feel.

If you want to contact me, feel free, I think you can look up my mail address with this post.

Good luck,
Rasmus