Study on quality of sleep when pet cats choose location of slumber
While it's probably impractical to choose your spot for the night based on your cat's, I think there's actually something we can learn from here:<p>"Cats will sleep in a variety of different locations, each likely the combination of factors such as <i>mood</i>, warmth, light and coziness." [emphasis mine]<p>And I think we – humans – should also follow our mood more often in our everyday lives – even things like sprint planning or building our startups. I feel there's something hidden in the feeling of how you feel (your mood).<p>For example, you look at these 5 tasks in your backlog and choose what you want to work on based on your mood/excitement/feeling.<p>Maybe the level of excitement you feel for the task is a message from your "unconscious" mind saying that this task is a good one to do right now? And even if that's not the case, you'll just feel better doing a task that you feel excitement for rather than the one you don't feel like doing right now.<p>Advatages? 
1) you just feel better (which I don't have to explain why that is good for you) and 
2) you probably finish the task quicker and with a better quality