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What sleep researchers wish you knew about naps
Twenty minutes helps. Ninety can too. Anything in between is where the grogginess lives.
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Why the best teams write things down before they meet
A meeting that starts with a page of prose ends sooner, and people who never speak up get heard.
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The Margin
Issue #212: meetings, again
Slow Science
Naps, caffeine and the 2 pm wall
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Weekly: float, fees and the agent economy
Field Notes
The typography of a matatu route
Product Letters
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Tuesday: what you missed overnight
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Why the best teams write things down before they meet
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Most of us nap badly because we nap by accident, on the sofa, for as long as it takes. A short nap works because it ends before deep sleep begins. The long one works for the opposite reason: it lets you finish a cycle and wake at the top of it.
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