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I Suggest You Take a Nap

hackerone.com | blog | #remote-work | #hackerone | #productivity | #work-life-balance | #wellbeing | #sleep | #health | #wellness
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HackerOne engineer Lorenzo Grandi shares lessons on staying healthy in a digital-first remote job, covering sleep, balanced diet, exercise, and his favorite productivity hack: a post-lunch nap.
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