... are asking me "do you ever sleep?" Well, have you ever heard or used the "Parkinson's Law"? The Parkinson's Law states that work expands to fill the time available for its completion, or that work contracts to fit in the time we give it. If you have a month to complete a task, the task will take a month to complete. If you have a day to complete the same task, the task will take a day to complete. Use Parkinson's Law to get more done by allowing less time to tasks.
I bet you have unknowingly used the Parkinson's Law before. Have you ever been given a few months to write a paper for a class in school, only to spend the night before it is due completing the entire paper? This is Parkinson's Law at its finest. The work of the paper contracted to fit within the one day of your time you gave it. If your teacher had given you one week, instead of a few months, to complete the paper, much of the class would have complained. But the paper would have gotten done regardless due to Parkinson's Law.
Parkinson's Law teaches us one key lesson: don't give yourself too much time for any amount of work. If you allot yourself too much time for a task, you are wasting time. If you allot yourself too little time for a task... well, there is actually no such thing. Parkinson's Law will assure that you get any amount of work done in the allotted time, no matter how much work you have or how little time you have. Oh, to answer the question on the top: yes, I do can sleep as you can see. 馃槈
