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Why office workers should wake up to the power nap

The Financial Times says 10-minute power naps can improve concentration and give workers a neurological reset, with the author calling it worth an hour of sleep.

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Winston Churchill called napping "blessed oblivion". Discover how leaders like him and Bill Clinton used short naps to boost daily productivity.

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Why office workers should wake up to the power nap

Winston Churchill called napping "blessed oblivion". Discover how leaders like him and Bill Clinton used short naps to boost daily productivity.

·Launceston, Australia
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The Examiner broke the news in Launceston, Australia on Tuesday, July 21, 2026.
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