If you didn’t need sleep, what would you do with all the extra time?

Sleep is one of life’s sweetest gifts. On cold winter nights, wrapped in blankets, I find myself sinking into dreams with gratitude. If I have extra time, I love to spend it sleeping—letting my body and mind rest in the quiet embrace of night.

Alternatively, if not sleeping, then I would do below activities…

Brainstorming Brilliance

With endless time, I’d let my imagination run wild. Ideas for my book would flow freely—stories blending nostalgia, philosophy, and the quiet wisdom of rural life. Each night would become a canvas for creativity.

Blogging With Soul

My blog would bloom with reflections: the chaos of Bangalore, the serenity of my native village, and the emotional landscapes in between. Writing would no longer be squeezed into spare hours—it would be a daily ritual of expression.

Meditating in Stillness

I’d seek peaceful places—under starlit skies, beside streams, or in the silence of nature. Meditation would become a way to reset, to find clarity, and to reconnect with myself.

Reading Rituals

Books would be my constant companions. I’d re-read The Lord of the Rings, dive into the Brahma Purana, and explore new worlds through language and lore. Each page would be a journey, each word a spark.

Reinventing Myself

More than productivity, I’d focus on transformation. With extra time, I’d refine my thoughts, habits, and dreams. I’d become the person I’ve always envisioned—balanced, creative, and deeply at peace.

The Real Need

Right now, what I truly need is more time. Not just hours on the clock, but uninterrupted space to grow, to write, to reflect, and to simply be. Sleep is precious, but so is the dream of living fully awake.

Whether through sleep or wakeful creation, the true gift lies in how we choose to spend our time.