Ten Sleep Easy Tips
- Develop a regular sleep time -- even on weekends. Get up about the same time seven days a week. Going to bed at the same time is less critical.
- Set up pre-sleep rituals. Assume a specific sleep posture. Indulge in a pleasant fantasy.
- Keep a daily sleep log. Documenting sleep habits often shows areas for improvement.
- Sleep on a comfortable bed. Condition yourself into using your bed for sleep (sex is OK, too).
- Set aside worry or planning time earlier in the day so you don't take your worries to bed.
- Whether to nap is controversial. A 20-minute break during the day may renew your energy.
- Exercise regularly -- preferably not two or three hours before bedtime.
- Cut down on stimulants such as coffee, tea, colas and chocolate. Drink only in moderation.
- Don't go to bed stuffed or starved.
- Practice stress management and mindful relaxation techniques regularly.
“America’s hidden nightmare.“ -- William Dement, Sleep Expert
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Dr. Maynard Brusman
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Dr. Maynard Brusman is a consulting psychologist and executive coach. He is the president of Working Resources, a leadership consulting and executive coaching firm. We specialize in helping San Francisco Bay Area companies select and develop emotionally intelligent leaders.
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