I'm 53 and am still working full time and take a nap for 30 minutes or an hour every day. I have a meeting placed on my calendar and use that. I don't take lunch, so works out well. I can't wait to retire so I can bump it up to 90 minutes.
Who takes a daily nap?
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I’ve always taken a nap...
ddoorn
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I’m 64 and I rarely nap...maybe once or twice a year.
Mostly because I don’t wake up till hours have passed and that becomes disruptive.
Plus I do continue to work part time as a therapist and there are acute demands during these virus challenged times. So part time has morphed into a hodgepodge nearly full time schedule.
So....going to have to slow down one of these days, lol
Don
I’m 64 and I rarely nap...maybe once or twice a year.
Mostly because I don’t wake up till hours have passed and that becomes disruptive.
Plus I do continue to work part time as a therapist and there are acute demands during these virus challenged times. So part time has morphed into a hodgepodge nearly full time schedule.
So....going to have to slow down one of these days, lol
Don
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Yep, every day
66 YO, RE for 10 years, up daily between 330 & 4am. I work out hard for a couple hours daily, then run out of gas around noon and try to nap for an hour. Half the time I end up just reading for awhile, but that’s fine. That hour of calm, asleep or not, is sacrosanct. Never miss it.
66 YO, RE for 10 years, up daily between 330 & 4am. I work out hard for a couple hours daily, then run out of gas around noon and try to nap for an hour. Half the time I end up just reading for awhile, but that’s fine. That hour of calm, asleep or not, is sacrosanct. Never miss it.
