Workplace Napping Registry

richard eastman
Gender Male
Occupation designer
Town bellingen
State nsw
Comments As a designer I have often found the most creative solutions to complex problems at the tail end of a nap or in the waking moments of a good nights sleep. Breakthroughs can come with toil and sweat or with a nap. They come as a gift.

Guy Saddleton
Gender Male
Occupation Real Estate Agent
Town Bellingen
State NSW
Comments I have recently started scheduling an afternoon nap into my busy day - 30 min between 1.00 and 3.00. We are open till 7.00pm 7 days a week and my late afternoons are so much more productive now. All staff have been encouraged to do the same

Harry Miller
Gender Female
Occupation Media Manager
Town Sydney
State NSW
Comments I encourage my staff to slip up to our meditation room once or twice a day to chill out, meditate or nap. Napping is a great idea. It’s a kind of traffic control which slows your brain down.

Monica Rosenfeld
Gender Female
Occupation Managing Director , Wordstorm.
Town Sydney
State NSW
Comments Productivity is about people feeling good – and if my staff need to take a nap to feel good, that’s fine with me. I trust that my staff, so I’m not concerned that they’ll abuse their nap-time.”

Kellie Mills
Gender Female
Occupation Customerologist and Business Manager,
Town Newcastle
State NSW
Comments When I need to conduct night training after a full days work night, I go into the board room around 5 pm and tell my staff that I'm not taking any calls. Before I nap I feel as though “I can’t be bothered."Afterwards I’m refreshed and ready to go

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