Napping rooms are becoming more and more common in workplaces, due to their ability to boost productivity and morale. Even if your employer doesn't offer this benefit, you can still squeeze in a power nap during your lunch break. This infographic provides all of the information you need to become a full on napping expert!
For example, the best amount of time for a quick power nap is 26 minutes, but if you need more time to catch up on your sleep, consider either an hour or 90 minutes. If you opt for a short nap, you should consider drinking a cup of coffee right before you get some shut-eye, as it will take effect when you wake up and give you an extra boost.
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Sleep is one of the most important things we can do for our productivity and well-being. Read on to learn more about how a power nap can boost your energy.
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