Agreed, no need to refrain. I'm a mod, so if anybody says anything, just blame me for saying it's cool |
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You certainly havent offended me in the least, so no need for apologies. I know said you wont mention the name again (not important to me either way), but I just wanted to give you a heads up on how it generally works. The sleeping schedules that have names: uberman, everyman, and dymaxion, are the schedules that have worked for people for a sustained period of time. So, unless you have successfully been using a schedule for at least like six months (preferably a year or more), it is probably not correct to name it. |
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Agreed, no need to refrain. I'm a mod, so if anybody says anything, just blame me for saying it's cool |
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Okay, I realize that my over-eagerness probably is what offended. I'll keep my trap shut about the variant I'm on and what I'm calling it until I've got at least a month under my belt with it. After all, what it's called is hardly important if it doesn't actually WORK |
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Dream forever...sleep never.
I don't see anybody taking offence - I just see miscommunication |
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Understood. |
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Dream forever...sleep never.
Honestly, I've been through the detailed blog thing before, and I'm just not up to doing it again. |
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Hey, guys! |
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Welcome, and good luck |
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@_massive |
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Thx man, I really find it hard to not close my eyes if I'm sitting down. I'll try to keep myself busy. And I'll have to get a desent alarm clock, the one on mt mobile doesn't seem to be annoying enough. Maybe one of those old bell-monsters would do the trick. |
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I am going to be starting a polyphasic schedule probably on saturday or sunday. So thanks for the updates everyone. Very helpful information, especially since I have yet to decide exactly what schedule I want to do. Keep those updates coming. |
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You're doing well, just keep moving. |
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Dream forever...sleep never.
Darn, I overslept again. I woke up in 7 am, 2 hours late. But this time it's my fault, I was just too lazy to get out of bet. I had to get up to get the alarm though. Then I thought I will lay in bed for just a minute and... woke up 2 hours later with my mobile in my hand. But I was overlysleepy earlier, maybe because I'm doing something like everyman for almost a week now. I'll keep trying, I won't give up. I just feel awful after oversleeping, feel like a baby. Tonight I'm determined not to oversleep. We'll see how it goes. |
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Don't sweat it, I did the same thing two days ago. The important thing is to keep sticking to the schedule, even when you accidentally oversleep. Your body just needs to get into the rythm, and the rest is just willpower. |
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No offence. I mean it is useful to refer to it as trinity schedule for the sake of referencing so we know what your talking about. its all good... |
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Last edited by luke; 12-11-2008 at 07:51 PM.
I have to agree with luke here guys. Your health is more important than proving you have a strong will. Even just having the guts to try a new schedule like this shows an immense amount of willpower, and no one would question your willpower if you have to take a break and try a sleeping schedule where you commit more time to sleep. |
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Yeah, puredoxyk is definitely one of the sites to look at about polyphasing. |
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ahh point take, didn't realize that was not allowed... is that a forum rule? if so, i should read those a little closer when i have some time. It makes complete sense anyway, this is just the first forum that I have ever started posting on. |
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No, following lucidman exactly, cold turkey. Successful for the last 2 days now. |
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Dang man that's pretty rough. |
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The reason they tell you to avoid coffee, is because it has a 4 hours half-life, as I understand. This means that on uberman, you're never really over the caffiene, and this affects your sleep quality negatively. |
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I am going to be attempting my own variation. a 30 min nap every 6 hours. I will be trying this for the next month. I'll keep you all updated by posting the results in a seperate thread. |
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