Too bad the body is often pretty lousy at honoring requests for quality sleep even when we make the time.
Sleep as a Competitive Advantage
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#12Naps save me every time. Just when my work starts flagging and quality starts dropping, a 20min nap makes me feel almost as fresh as I am coming into the office in the morning. Most others at work feel awkward about taking naps - even with me evangelising naps :o)
Where do you nap? Does your office provide a suitable place?
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#13I'm a big fan of naps. I take one around 2PM or so, usually for about 15-20 minutes.
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#14Naps save me every time. Just when my work starts flagging and quality starts dropping, a 20min nap makes me feel almost as fresh as I am coming into the office in the morning. Most others at work feel awkward about taking naps - even with me evangelising naps :o)
What I usually do is go to my car in the parking garage and nap there. It works wonders; I recognize that the 15 min that I lose to the nap would have been lost to my brain being a foggy mess, so the nap is a net gain.
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#15Too bad the body is often pretty lousy at honoring requests for quality sleep even when we make the time.
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#18I'm a big fan of naps. I take one around 2PM or so, usually for about 15-20 minutes.
It's not about being a fan or not, it's about a possibility of doing this in a typical office.
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#202 pages for me and im out like a light.