I have a busy job, home life- not lazy.But I feel like keeping my eyes closed most time. Possible reasons?
339932
You may need a spiritual release from your day to day activities.  You should try meditating or praying if that is your thing.  On a deeper level it may mean that you are not satisfied with your current situation and closing your eyes may be a way of unconsciously removing yourself from it.
1019470
When I stay late, I find that I get a lot more work done.  The constant interruptions during the day are unproductive.  However, if I have a problem that I need to discuss, there is no one around.  There is good and bad, but that doesn't stop me.
881625
sounds like u are afraid of your boss.  working in that type of environment can create uncomfortable working conditions that you block out on a daily basis.  however at nite when u are sleeping this anxiety during the day is presenting itself as a bad dream. a different job may help.   for all those people that got a thumbs down, you're answers are not that bad at all.  probably u got the thumbs up from a uncaring person
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I am in the same situation with you, though the reasons are different. I work full time at a job because I love the work so much, while at the same time working with my husband on our business while raising 2 very young kids.\n\nAs you know, it is NOT EASY. Coupled with the fact that I am one big procrastinator, which did not help any.\n\nHere is what I do:\n\n1. The night before, I plan out a list of what I need to do both at work and for the business. If I don't I'm hopelessly lost and often fail to do what I need to accomplish that day.\n\n2. I have mastered the art of not sleeping (or sleeping very little). I work for the business when the kids are asleep - so that starts at around 9 pm. I'm often up until 1 or 2 am.\n\n3. I work around the kids' naptime. In 1-2 hours in the afternoons, I need to cram as many work as I could do because when they wake up, it will be very difficult to get the work done.\n\n4. Hire babysitters. They are the lifesavers and they keep me sane. And allows me the luxury of work.\n\n5. Take care of yourself. This is extremely important. Sometimes if you push yourself too hard, it is counterproductive. Take a rest sometimes, take a breater. One thing I realized is that work never ends - even if you do not sleep now, there will still be work waiting for you tomorrow.
592520
I will sometimes have spasms on my left eye lid.  It is usually due to stress or lack of sleep.
1150161
That's a clear sign of depression- or laziness. Deal with stuff, and you won't feel so overwhelmed by it. Just take things one at a time as they come up. Maybe a psychologist could help you find a way to overcome that.
605066
There is such a thing as too much sleep - you can sleep too long and feel groggy and loggy the rest of the day.\n\nOr your body may be telling you that it's time to catch up after a couple of weeks or months of stress, constant going, or pressure.
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Sometimes... like I should be doing so much more. But if I don't relax I'm to beat to do anything well. I do feel guilty sometimes, but I know our bodies and minds need rest sometimes. How do you know though, whether you should relax or get busy doing something productive? I guess that's something we all have to consider. I used to be really bad at feeling guilty about this, so I decided to come up with a plan. A plan for relaxation. I would put into priority what needed to be done and what could wait. Not procrastinating, but waiting and not filling up my plate too quick. It seemed to help, it just takes some discipline.
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I am the same way.  It could be because you are bored and work and want a distraction so you think of food; whereas on weekends you're interested in what you are doing and forget about food.  It could be the work requires a lot of attention and energy, so you get hungry; whereas on weekends you're taking it easy.  Finally, it could be that you're depressed at work and need a morale booster; whereas you're happier at home.  All those have happened to me.
481705
because you are not focus. you need to take your time and concentrate on wat u r doing. It happens to me numerous times, just don't sweat it.
331329
I agree, it could be your blood sugar. I work strange hours too, and the tough but important thing to do is make sure you're getting at least six quality hours of sleep, all your meals (no matter what time you take them), eat well and drink lots of water. It's tough to take care of ourselves when we have such wacky schedules! You have to make a big effort, but it's worth it. Good luck.
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State of mental and physical well being.\nIt could be the enivronment you work it. Is it boring, not lit adequate, poor ciruclation of air, too hot or cold, no natural light, bad company, not enthuasiastic to be there?\nCould be your body as well.\nYour emotional state always changes when you leave work becuase you already in a diffeent state of mind.
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It could be that your getting to much sleep or that you are worried about something.  If you worry or think to hard sometimes it makes you tired.
1103019
let me guess..can't turn off ur mind..like a tv that keeps changing channels...? tired all day and wide awake at night? yep..probably anxiety..talk to ur doctor, he'll give ya something to help.
1086397
It's a strange thing but sometimes too much sleep can actually leave you feeling tired, but I dunno any more than that.  Maybe you are just so rested that your body and mind are waking gradually.
638924
It could Be that either:\n\n1) your eye has excreted waste (greeney/yellow crsuty substance sometines kown as 'sleep') and has excreted too much therefore glueing your eye shut.\n\n2) Your eyes atre beginning to weep becuase you have hayfever, if so buy some Antihistemine tablets and take 2 a day and that should keep it at bay
264571
I have the same thing, but only when I close my eyes.  It is very bothersome when I'm trying to go to sleep, but it eventually goes away.\n\nBaseCurve needs to read the whole question as well as the additional details.