Well, I for one, am certainly going to listen up to what you suggest as the solution for the problem since you just happen to know that it's only those people who carry the ABBC 9 gene that can thrive on a mere 4 hours of sleep rather than the usual suggestion of 8 hours. I wonder if anyone else reading this blog might pick sleep and grades over the social life and think having two out of three of the choices wouldn't be such a bad thing. The other thing that's interesting to see from all of the comments is how many different distractions keep people from sleeping -- some claim college work, some claim desire to have a social life, and some claim Call of Duty!
I never really thought of it that way, having to choose between the two. But youre completely right! it is very rare to hear someone say they have an amazing social life, good grades in school and enough time to sleep. But it is possible! All you need to know is how to manage your time correctly just like you said and you will have equal time for all three even though things such as sleep and school work are more important that social life, but it does not mean you have to eliminate social life completley because it is all about being in college and having a great experience. Without a social life people also tend to forget how to communicate with other which can be helpful in future carreers, so its not a waste of time as most people would think
Well, I for one, am certainly going to listen up to what you suggest as the solution for the problem since you just happen to know that it's only those people who carry the ABBC 9 gene that can thrive on a mere 4 hours of sleep rather than the usual suggestion of 8 hours. I wonder if anyone else reading this blog might pick sleep and grades over the social life and think having two out of three of the choices wouldn't be such a bad thing. The other thing that's interesting to see from all of the comments is how many different distractions keep people from sleeping -- some claim college work, some claim desire to have a social life, and some claim Call of Duty!
ReplyDeleteIt is so true. Students need to manage their time better, myself included to get the proper amount of sleep.
ReplyDeleteI never really thought of it that way, having to choose between the two. But youre completely right! it is very rare to hear someone say they have an amazing social life, good grades in school and enough time to sleep. But it is possible! All you need to know is how to manage your time correctly just like you said and you will have equal time for all three even though things such as sleep and school work are more important that social life, but it does not mean you have to eliminate social life completley because it is all about being in college and having a great experience. Without a social life people also tend to forget how to communicate with other which can be helpful in future carreers, so its not a waste of time as most people would think
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