Wednesday 23 May, 2012
GETTING UP EARLY is a common trait among CEOs, but don’t get carried away.
Not getting enough sleep can lead to weight gain, cancer and other adverse consequences described in the following infographic (via Barry Ritholtz).
Although the infographic is effectively an ad for sleep tech company Zeo, it still makes for a good read.
- Gus Lubin, BusinessInsider.com
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That’s what happened me !!! ;-)
A chance would be a fine thing.
No microscope this morning I’m afraid so I’ll take your word for it.
Bah, rubbish…now where are those baby wipes again…
Great if you didn’t have young kids,there up between 5.30 and 6 every morning!!
I’m going to have to sell the kids now and give up work
Don’t forget to charge vat and pay it over to government
Oh noes! Now I have cancer because I got up early! Stay in bed Ireland, everything will be grand!
Impossible to read the picture!
Uberman.
Don’t think I’ll take advice from an infograph that has a spelling mistake only 4 lines into it’s introductory paragraph. After all the effort, you would think they’d proof read the thing!
*its.
Oh the irony.
Did you bother reading the rest? (I can’t see it so I can’t see if it’s really bad or not)
To dismiss something on the spelling / grammar alone is silly, you need to check the logic and rhetoric too before you can truly make a decision..
Ever heard of dyslexia?
Shanti Om, you’ve just successfully been trolled.
it is possible to go to bed earlier. extra sleep is not just available in the morning duh
You don’t have to tell me twice to go back to sleep…..zzzzzzzz
If you have Facebook and send this article to it you should be able to read the picture.
Yeah but what kind of idiot would post something to FB without knowing what it said?
@ian good answer lol
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