Fast Company shares important facts on sleep habits and work
Several research works have proved the importance of good sleep at night. It leads you to productivity and helps you be efficient at your tasks.
Fast Company columnist Rich Bellis has shared an article containing very useful facts about importance of sleep and how it can help you design an ideal workday.
Bellis says, “Chances are you don’t start work in the morning without first having a cup (or several) of coffee.
But as board-certified sleep specialist and The Power of When author Michael Breus sees it, exactly when you should have caffeine depends on your sleep type.
When it comes to falling asleep and waking up, Breus has found there are four types of people in the world–or rather, animals: bears, lions, wolves, and dolphins. Each represents a so-called “chronotype” that describes your body’s natural sleep habits and energy patterns. Knowing not to act like a wolf when you’re really a bear, says Breus, can help you have less painful wake-ups, fewer after-lunch slumps, and more productive workdays overall.
USING YOUR SLEEP PATTERNS TO REDESIGN YOUR WORKDAY
Breus believes that your chronotype can offer a roadmap for taking advantage of your body’s natural energy flows. Here’s what an ideal workday might look like, according to Breus, for bears, lions, wolves, and dolphin”.
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