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The bright light in your eyes before you go to sleep really fucks with your circadian rhythm. Also a “bedtime” and wake up time being consistent helps. The first week of this doesn’t feel like it helps, but keeping to a regular schedule along with the other tips in this thread could make a huge change in your energy levels
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i must start doing this for real!!!
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@LINFO a little light reading in place of phone time also helps I’ve heard. ❤️
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It’s been helpful for me to sleep 10-6 every night. I also have a light that supposedly simulates the light of sunrise so I don’t wake up in a dark room. Avoiding snoozing can be difficult! I use iPhone shortcuts to wake up to a different album each day of the week. I notice time passing as the songs change. And have a second alarm to wake me up 20 minutes later in case I doze. Getting out of bed and moving, stretching, walking around for a few minutes, wakes me up, too. I am not perfect at getting up, but these things do help!
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get you some app-operated light bulbs and set them to fade on instead of a noise alarm, or wake up with the sunrise.
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