My sleep deprivation is your natural short sleep
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- DW Top Storiesseen 8 Aug, 07:30description edited
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Every so often we hear of high-ranking politicians or CEOs claiming to get by on very little sleep — some as little as three hours a night. If they’re not natural short sleepers, chances are they’re heading for trouble.Every so often we hear of high-ranking politicians or CEOs claiming to get by on very little sleep — some as little as three hours a night. If they're not natural short sleepers, chances are they're heading for trouble.
- DW Top Storiesseen 8 Aug, 16:32URL changed
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- DW Top Storiesseen 8 Aug, 22:33URL changed
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Wed, 5 August 2026
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Every so often we hear of high-ranking politicians or CEOs claiming to get by on very little sleep — some as little as three hours a night. If they're not natural short sleepers, chances are they're heading for trouble.
- DW Top Stories12:14
URL changednow www.dw.com/en/how-to-sleep-enough-to-stay-healthy/a-78247228?maca=en-rss-en-all-1573-rdf
Every so often we hear of high-ranking politicians or CEOs claiming to get by on very little sleep — some as little as three hours a night. If they're not natural short sleepers, chances are they're heading for trouble.