Eight hours a day spent sawing logs, sleeping to recharge and go get them the next day for a real estate broker, agent, REALTOR?
Is that just too much down time or with the pace you lead, it is critical for this many hours of ZZZZzzz's?
If your real estate operation is not run tightly, with tons of slack, loose ends and you are not up to speed with the daily developments, it is not just a question of quantity, but quality sleep.
If your day ended before it was truely done, that gap of what still needs to be done is hard to shrug off, and leave outside the bedroom door. It leaks, seeps under the door and hovers over that bed you plop in to get some shut eye. To study the backside of your eye lids and check out for a few hours. To like Elvis, leave the real estate building.
If you showed three homes, shot two videos and attended four real estate closings in your head over night, look back over yesterday. What steps were needless, repetitive, and if this, this and this had gone a little different, then you just freed up an hour and a half. Then if in the 90 minutes you got this, this and also that done so when you did lay down your noggin on the cushy pillow and pull the chain on that night stand lamp, maybe sleep would have been more oasis like.
Deeper, richer, fuller sleep. Less noisy or turbulent and in color, not black and white? What happens in your head over night?
More refreshing, restful. The average number of hours an Active Rain broker, agent, REALTOR devotes to sleep? Think it is over six hours? And making a list of tomorrow's mission may make your mind less apt to do all that reminder elbowing of yourself during the night to remember to do this, this and this.Do you sleep on your back like Fido here? Stretched out in a California King or the top tier of a bunk bed?Start out in a recliner and graduate to the bed due to back problems? Take naps on a Sunday afternoon in a yard hammock or open front porch swing? What's the story with your sleep patterns? How do you fuel up for rest, sleep in your house? Do you take a "I'll sleep when I'm dead" kind of approach to the matter?
Maine, sleep easy here. Breath the fresh air, enjoy the bluer sky, more star filled nights.
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