This insightful episode of 50 Ways to Succeed at Work, series 3, dives into the hidden connection between sleep quality and job performance. I highlight the potent examples of prolific French writer Balzac and Amazon's founder, Jeff Bezos, to exhibit divers and impactful sleeping patterns. I delve into scientific research regarding the links between sleep, focus, attention, and workplace performance. The evidence shows that a well-rested individual is more competent in handling complex tasks and staying energized. I further emphasise the risks of sleep deprivation that result in mistakes and slower reaction times, detrimental especially for professionals in high-stakes fields like the medical industry, emergency services, and critical office environments. The episode also includes the role of emotional well-being, supported by employers' increasing initiatives that encourage better sleep habits to improve productivity and establish happier, healthier work environments. The highlighted case studies of Google and General Mills show the benefits of integrating wellness programs into their organisations. Additionally, the episode warn you about sleep deprivation and its significant impact on the workplace, citing insomnia rates among adults in the US and the UK. I next lay out actionable strategies for optimizing sleep, introducing the concept of the 'body clock', durational napping at work, and ways to create sleep-conducive environments to enhance overall sleep quality. I end the episode reiterating how a well-rested individual greatly contributes to a better work environment and ultimately improves performance. I urge you to embrace healthy sleep habits to empower your carer and your life.  Check out my book Happiness at Work, its at the book's web site and on Amazon.