1. Build Up Your Sleep Reserves
[caption id="attachment_16510" align="aligncenter" width="1024"]2. Boost Your Energy With Caffeine
[caption id="attachment_16511" align="aligncenter" width="1024"]- 4-5 regular cups of coffee
- 12-13 cans of energy drinks (Eg Red Bull or Monster)
- 2 caffeine pills
3. Eat Right To Avoid Post-Lunch Fatigue
[caption id="attachment_16512" align="aligncenter" width="1024"]4. Take Power Naps
A power nap can do wonders for re-energising you. But napping during work hours is usually considered a taboo, and we don’t recommend using late World Cup matches as an excuse! Your best bet is to sneak in a short nap during lunch break. To give yourself sufficient time for a nap, order food delivery or prepare your meals beforehand. Make use of the napping room if your office has one. Alternatively, you can find a quiet corner to doze off, using a neck pillow and eye mask for an uninterrupted nap. [caption id="attachment_16513" align="aligncenter" width="1024"]5. Tackle Difficult Tasks First
[caption id="attachment_16514" align="aligncenter" width="1024"]6. Turn Up The Lights
[caption id="attachment_16515" align="aligncenter" width="1024"]7. Take A Walk
Last but not least, getting up to take a walk should keep you awake longer. Want to look like your favourite soccer player and also need to figure out ways on how to stay awake? Kill two birds with one stone by doing some push-ups! You should be able to get more blood pumping into your brain and be on your way towards a fitter body. Found our guide on how to stay awake after late World Cup matches useful? Check out our other guides on Fifa World Cup 2018! We have suggestions on World Cup accessories and where to go to watch free screenings of the World Cup 2018 matches. If you have any more suggestions on how to stay awake during this World Cup season, do share them with us in the comments section below!New to Shopee? Get $7 off (min. spend $15) with code*: AWAKE *TNC Applies. Valid for new users from 2 to 9 July only.]]>
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