The Connection Between Sleep and Work Productivity
If you’ve experienced dozing a bit while sitting at your desk or listening at a business meeting, you’re well aware that a lack of sleep can have a negative influence on your job performance.
If you’ve experienced dozing a bit while sitting at your desk or listening at a business meeting, you’re well aware that a lack of sleep can have a negative influence on your job performance.
Getting proper sleep is very important to keep our mind and body fresh. What you eat can affect your sleep and incorporating some of the best foods in your choices can jumpstart you towards a blissful night’s rest.
There are five phases of sleep: stages 1, 2, 3, 4 and rapid eye movement (REM). How you feel when you wake, either refreshed or tired, depends not just on the quantity of sleep you get (the number of hours) but the quality. In many cases, it is better to focus on improving your sleep quality first.
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Getting proper sleep is very important to keep our mind and body fresh. What you eat can affect your sleep and incorporating some of the best foods in your choices can jumpstart you towards a blissful night’s rest.
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