 I'm Brian VanMiller on business. Recently, Stanford University researchers surveyed almost 74,000 adults as part of a study to see whether their preferred amount of sleep correlated with how much sleep they were actually getting. According to Inc.com, the study found that regardless of whether or not people want to stay up late, those who did had higher rates of behavioral and mental disorders than those who did not. For the study, researchers asked adults in the United Kingdom to describe themselves as