“I made coffee, set alarm for 25 min, fell asleep in 6 min → 19 min nap; caffeine hits as I wake, giving alertness”

Daniel Pink · Tony Robbins Podcast Daily · Why timing is everything | Tony Robbins Podcast

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What was described

Take a 10-20 minute nap and combine it with a coffee (nappuccino) to avoid sleep inertia and boost alertness

Nap 10-20 min; coffee takes ~25 min to enter bloodstream; alarm set for 25 min; nap length 19 min in example

Said nearby on the same subject

“Some nap studies that allow people an opportunity to have like a 10 or a 15 minute nap, and that amount of sleep is enough to move the needle on some important outcomes like performance”
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Said on Hidden Brain
Why it worked 10-15 minute nap Share this moment
“The very best naps are incredibly short, between 10 and 20 minutes long”
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Daniel Pink
Tony Robbins Podcast Daily ·
Hard number 10-20 minutes Share this moment
“I think that combined with good exercise in the morning in the fastest state helps me keep much more alert and alive”
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Prof Tim Spector
ZOE Science & Nutrition ·
How they work Share this moment
“Just before going to sleep, 15 minutes consuming pure content… same 15 minutes of the morning.”
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Said on Tony Robbins Podcast Daily
How they work 15 minutes Share this moment

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