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Napping is good.

I’ve been saying forever that it’s actually impossible to be productive with your creativity 8 hours a day. That you have to take good, long breaks. And that any one who says they can do their best all day long without rest, is lying. Now, I’ve got back up.

06/20/08 by josh kamler

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2 Responses to “Napping is good.”

Jon Says:
June 24th, 2008 at 8:09 am
This proves that The Idler is right.
Junkyard Sam Says:
June 26th, 2008 at 9:55 am
OUTSTANDING LINK.
It’s AMAZING how much more productive you are after a nap…

The toughtest thing for me is to figure out how to work on a normal people schedule now that I have kids… My most creative time is in the wee hours and I am forced to sleep in that time these days… Oh, how I miss that period of 1am-5am — my favorite hours.

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