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Re:A day in the life of a CEO by evilbit on Tuesday June 26, 2012 @10:30AM (#4161995)
that may be because you actually oversleep. unless you're very young (<20yo), 7h of sleep is likely all you need, and anything less than 6h or more than 8h will leave you tired and lacking energy.
Re:A day in the life of a CEO by UnoriginalGuy on Tuesday June 26, 2012 @10:57AM (#4162180)
I could be oversleeping but I cannot really fix that. I don't use drugs to sleep or wake, and I don't wake via an alarm most days (alarm is for 7, I wake up at 6:40~55).

I could set an alarm for 5 am but I predict that I would be even more tired compared to my 10 to 7 schedule.

Re:A day in the life of a CEO by BruceM on Tuesday June 26, 2012 @11:33AM (#4162421)
Try it for a week and see. What do you have to lose?

Alternatively, have some children and your sleep will not be the same for a long long time.

Ryan Carson says he has a 1 year old child, so I doubt he's sleeping through the night. :)

Re:A day in the life of a CEO by robgough on Tuesday June 26, 2012 @11:18AM (#4162314)
Why not go to bed later?
Re:A day in the life of a CEO by brown9-2 on Tuesday June 26, 2012 @12:19PM (#4162695)
source?
Re:A day in the life of a CEO by cncool on Tuesday June 26, 2012 @04:43PM (#4164000)
No source. What he said is just broscience. You will feel tired and groggy if you wake up from an alarm in the middle of a sleep cycle regardless of number of hours slept.