Sleep and Temperature
To fall asleep, the body must first warm up, allowing blood to flow to the skin's surface and cool the core. This process, combined with a natural afternoon dip in alertness, often leads to drowsiness during meetings. Recognizing these physiological cues can help manage sleepiness and improve productivity throughout the day.In this clip
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