Aug. 1, 2025
        After reading "Why We Sleep" by Matthew Walker.
He's a author, scientist and professional of neuroscience and psychology at the University of California.
He's been known for his popular book "Why We Sleep" - #1 Best Seller book in Neuroscience.
The most important action you need to sleep better, the only thing has the most impact onto your health.
To demonstrate, we have a thing in our body called circadian clock, which determine when you feel tired, awake.
We are creatures of habit, which is difficult when we try to shift our sleep schedule.
So, by Walker's recommendations, if you can only remember one rule.
The #1 you should remember of 12 Recommendations to get a good sleep for health:
Go to bed and wake up at the same time, everything, even in the weekend.
Sleep more in the weekend won't fix your bad quality sleep of the weekdays.
Because it't hard to immediately shift your sleep schedule in one day, like night-own into early-bird.
The safety way is to try to move your bedtime/ wake time 15-30 minutes earlier or later each day.
Or you can try the "3 days of Pain" by Andrew Huberman, you can easily search it on YouTube.
It worked for me, but it was painful xD
Also set an alarm for your bedtime, not only your wake up time.
(You can stop using your alarm to wake up, in some case it's can cause more beneficial to your health, and your heart - which I'll talk more in the future).
I was be able to shift my sleep schedule a bit, from 4-6PM into 3:30PM by yesterday, by only try change my sleep schedule, didn't take any more actions yet.
And I was waking up in 7pm, but then I got exhausted and somehow fall asleep for 1 hour in the mid day.
I will update my sleep health, tips I find that works, and how I apply into my life.
      
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Nice job, I could understand you very well here. You have helped get me thinking about sleep health now!
My Sleep was a "BIT" Better
After reading "Why We Sleep" by Matthew Walker.
He's an author, scientist, and professional of neuroscience and psychology at the University of California.
      
        He's been known for his popular book "Why We Sleep" - #1 Best Seller book in Neuroscience.
      
    
      
        The most important action is that you need to sleep better, the only thing that has the most impact onto your health.
      
    
To demonstrate, we have a thing in our body called circadian clock, which determine when you feel tired, awake.
We are creatures of habit, which is why it is difficult when we try to shift our sleep schedule.
So, by Walker's recommendations, if you can only remember one rule.
      
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This is interesting read, it's definitely struggle to find the right sleep schedule. I'm glad you found one that works for you!
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