Getting into bed is something we all look forward to after a busy day at work. But when you get into bed and cover yourself with a blanket, what position do you immediately want to take? That answer could predict whether you’ll be financially successful, according to a new survey.
A survey of more than 5,000 people revealed the most common sleeping positions among top earners. The results show that almost a third (29%) of high-income people sleep in a free-fall position. In this position, they lie face down with their head turned to one side and their arms wrapped around a pillow.
However, experts warn that this position can cause severe pain in the neck. Meanwhile, the Daily Mail writes that the soldier’s pose (on his back) was seen as a favorite by only 10% of those surveyed.
The free fall position is somewhat reminiscent of the position taken when jumping out of an airplane. This may indicate that people with the highest incomes are inherently risk averse.
In addition to sleep positions, the study also found that high-income earners sleep an average of six hours and 58 minutes per night; That’s 22 minutes less than those on low incomes. On average, high-income people wake up at 6:42 a.m., while low-income people wake up at 7:06 a.m.
We have previously written about the most useful sleeping position. Read about it here.
Source: People Talk
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