Drained from the daily hustle of the 9-to-5 (or in many cases hours much longer), you have snuck an occasional yawn during a meeting, dozed off at your desk, have gotten droopy-eyed while speaking to a co-worker, or have even felt inefficient at work because you’re simply exhausted. We all know that a little sleep goes a long way. Arshad Chowdhury, 29, Bangladeshi, acted on that common kernel of knowledge and developed a successful company, product and service that has received wide-spread international acclaim for enhancing your productivity, increasing your efficiency and giving new meaning to the term ‘nap-time’

It's election time and you look around to see who's standing in line to vote. You see many men and women of varied ages and ethnicities, and you figure it's a pretty good turn out. Well, one young and forward-thinking South Asian took a closer look at the crowd and realized something very obvious and yet, very understated. She had to ask – where have all the young South Asian voters gone? Tanzila Ahmed, 26, a Bangladeshi-American, found this gap at the voting booths unacceptable and took matters into her own hands. Founder of SAAVY (South Asian American Voting Youth) Tanzila has helped mobilize over 7,500 to the polls in our last election. Her goal? To educate, raise awareness and unite the voice of young South Asian Americans