Hypothesis: Time slept is positively correlated with feelings of accomplishment, instead of being negatively correlated as I might expect. When I think I've done a lot, I'm often surprised to find I slept quite a fair bit, too. (Conversely: when I'm surprised by how much the review tells me I've done, oddly, I'm usually also surprised by how average my sleep has been.)

Well, this week was a special case: more physical activity than usual, thanks to tiling, and lots of social interaction as well. So yeah, more sleep makes total sense.

Hmm. A fun way to test this hypothesis is to do the sorts of things that make me feel accomplished and awesome, and sleep as I need or want to. It's not a rigorous test, but it's hard to see a downside to this plan. =) Maybe they're not really correlated at all, and it's just my brain trying to see patterns.

Blog posts

• Weekly review: Week ending August 21, 2015

Sketches

• Journal
  • 2015-08-27b Week ending 2015-08-21 -- index card #journal #weekly
  • 2015-08-22a Saturday -- index card #journal
  • 2015-08-23a Sunday -- index card #journal
  • 2015-08-24a Monday -- index card #journal
  • 2015-08-25b Tuesday -- index card #journal
  • 2015-08-26a Wednesday -- index card #journal
  • 2015-08-27c Thursday -- index card #journal
  • 2015-08-28a Friday -- index card #journal
• 2015-08-27a Things I might try sewing -- index card #sewing
• 2015-08-25a Every day can be fuel -- index card #fuzziness #philosophy

Focus areas and time review

• Business (11.3h – 6%)
  • Earn (9.9h – 87% of Business)
    • ☐ Prepare invoice
    • ☐ Earn: E1: 1-2 days of consulting
  • Build (1.4h – 12% of Business)
    • Drawing (1.4h)
    • Paperwork (0.0h)
  • Connect (0.0h – 0% of Business)
• Relationships (19.0h – 11%)
• Discretionary – Productive (15.3h – 9%)
  • Emacs (4.6h – 2% of all)
  • Writing (0.0h)
• Discretionary – Play (20.2h – 12%)
• Personal routines (28.2h – 16%)
• Unpaid work (5.0h – 2%)
• Sleep (69.0h – 41% – average of 9.9 per day)