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Sleep researchers have found a ‘creative sweet spot’ where just 15 seconds spent in the first stage of sleep lead to triple the progress in creative problem-solving.  

Unable to solve that tricky math problem? A ‘light’ nap might help!

New study says that spending just 15 seconds between sleep and full wakefulness can boost creative thinking. 

New study says that&nbsp;spending just 15 seconds between sleep and full wakefulness can boost creative thinking.&nbsp;

A night of restful sleep can rejuvenate your entire body&nbsp;but even a short burst of sleep can refresh your mind.&nbsp;&nbsp;
A new study&rsquo;s findings claim that spending just 15 seconds between sleep and full wakefulness can boost creative thinking. Sleep researchers have found a &lsquo;creative sweet spot&rsquo;&nbsp;where just 15 seconds spent&nbsp;in the first stage of sleep lead&nbsp;to&nbsp;triple the progress&nbsp;in creative problem-solving.&nbsp;&nbsp;
SEE MORE&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/health/trouble-getting-some-shut-eye-warm-milk-is-here-to-soothe-your-sleepless-soul-1634794558761">Trouble getting some shut-eye? Warm milk is here to soothe your sleepless soul</a>
The stage called &lsquo;hypnagogia&rsquo;&nbsp;or &lsquo;N1&rsquo;&nbsp;is when the most vivid dreams occur&nbsp;but remains&nbsp;a less&nbsp;studied part of the<a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/health/do-you-feel-older-than-your-years-poor-sleep-quality-may-have-something-to-do-with-it-1639578229949" target="_blank"> sleep cycle</a>. To analyse its impact, 103 volunteers were put to the creativity test.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Participants were asked to solve a tricky numeric problem and they were allowed to take a 20-minute rest where they could close their eyes.&nbsp;Of the 38 who fell asleep, the ones who stayed in&nbsp;hypnagogia&nbsp;were three times as likely to discover the&nbsp;hidden solution&nbsp;compared to those who had stayed awake and&nbsp;about six times as likely compared to participants who reached a deeper <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/what-are-the-stages-of-sleep-everything-you-need-to-know-plop-info-1629194673242" target="_blank">stage of sleep</a>.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Publishing in Science Advances, the team said further research is needed to fully understand the link between N1 sleep and creativity.&nbsp;&nbsp;
SEE MORE&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/health/don-t-make-college-life-an-excuse-to-say-bye-bye-to-proper-sleep-1637046207203">Don't make college life an excuse to say bye-bye to proper sleep</a>

A reminder to vote: Louis Vuitton at Paris fashion show

Fashion house Louis Vuitton's show in Paris opened with a reminder to vote, with less than a month before the U.S. presidential election!
The first look featured a model wearing a sweater with 'Vote' written in yellow. The collection by Creative Director Nicolas Ghesquiere was high on energy and gender fluidity with oversized t-shirt styles.
The display even mixed the designer's signature futurism with green screen technology. Among other pop-art inspired messages&nbsp;were 'skate' and 'drive' printed on outfits.
Loose silky trousers, boxing shorts, open trenchcoats and graphic stripes with lots of colour dominated the collection. The socially-distanced show was held inside La Samaritaine, a 150 year old department store owned by LVMH.

Fashion house Louis Vuitton's show in Paris opened with a reminder to vote, with less than a month before the US presidential election!
The first look featured a model wearing a sweater with 'Vote' written in yellow. The collection by Creative Director Nicolas Ghesquiere was high on energy and gender fluidity with oversized t-shirt styles.
The display even mixed the designer's signature futurism with green screen technology. Among other pop-art inspired messages&nbsp;were 'skate' and 'drive' printed on outfits.
Loose silky trousers, boxing shorts, open trenchcoats and graphic stripes with lots of colour dominated the collection. The socially-distanced show was held inside La Samaritaine, a 150 year old department store owned by LVMH.

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