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It’s the new year, so new year, new you, right? Why not make improving your sleep quality one of your New Year’s resolutions? Many people underestimate the importance of sleep, thinking it doesn't have much impact on their mood or daily performance. But getting enough sleep each night can be crucial for both your well-being and how you feel throughout the day.
During sleep, your body repairs tissue and restores your energy levels. Having a good night's sleep means you’ll be faster, with better coordination and increased mental and physical stamina.
Stick to a sleep schedule: Consistency is key. If you try to go to bed and wake up at the same time each day, your body will naturally adapt to a good routine. It is recommended that adults get about 7-9 hours of sleep each night.
Limit electronics before bed: Scrolling through your phone right before bed is a sleep killer. When you’re distracted by your phone, your mind stays active, making it harder to fall asleep. Consider swapping your phone for a book before bed, or even trying a relaxation app to calm your mind. Your future well-rested self will thank you.
Create a relaxing sleep environment: Keep the lights dim before bed—bright lights can disrupt your natural sleep rhythm. A pleasant scent in your room, such as lavender, can also help calm your body and prepare you for rest. Also, avoid having ticking clocks or phones on loud to prevent unnecessary distractions.
Overall, it’s important to get a good night's sleep to set you up ready for the next day. If you’re constantly tired and not getting enough sleep, your energy levels will dip, and your productivity will suffer. You won’t be able to perform at your best! And lack of sleep can even impact your mood, leading to irritability or emotional outbursts that could affect your relationships.
To learn more about how quality sleep impacts your overall health and well-being, check out this article here.
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