If you’ve ever dreamt (pun intended) of getting paid to sleep, now’s your chance to make that fantasy a very well-rested reality.
Local mattress company Woosa is offering one lucky person up to S$3,000 for simply lying down, relaxing, and enjoying some much-needed shuteye.
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Sounds too good to be true? Well, it isn’t.
If you happened to visit Jurong Point in June 2024, you may have spotted people lounging in plush beds right in the middle of the atrium.
That was Woosa’s Sleeping Beauty pop-up, which has also been held at Suntec City and Waterway Point.
Image courtesy of Woosa
Besides showcasing the brand’s luxurious mattresses, the event aims to highlight the importance of rest — especially since Singaporeans are infamous for their sleep deprivation.
From 8 to 14 Sept, the Sleeping Beauty showcase is back, and Woosa is looking for their next “Dreamers” to star in the sleepy pop-up.
And here’s the best part: The Dreamers’ only job is to sleep, recharge, and unwind. That’s it.
This could mean catching up on shows on a tablet, reading a book, or journalling — whatever helps them feel at ease, just like they would in their own bed.
Whether you’re an early bird who’s tucked in by 10pm or a night owl who considers 1am “early”, Woosa wants to hear how your sleep habits can inspire others to rethink the value of rest.
Those aged 21 to 35 can apply for the Dreamer role by sharing their unique sleep story and showing how rest plays a key part in their daily life.
So, if you believe your sleep routine is quirky or special, now’s your chance to turn it into a paycheque.
Applications are open until 10 Aug. After the deadline, Woosa will shortlist candidates and invite them for a quick in-person chat.
The number of Dreamers selected will depend on the strength of applications and overall fit. Woosa is still reviewing submissions and will confirm the final lineup in due course.
Chosen Dreamers will be featured in the showcase, each with a sleep setup designed to reflect their real-life bedtime habits.
Ready to sleep your way to S$3,000? Submit your application now.
Also read: Surveys Find 73% Of S’poreans Lack Sleep, Many Claim Work Concerns Keep Them Awake
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Featured image courtesy of Woosa.