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darkstarrynight

1y ago

Trying to Become a Morning Person: Advice Needed

Hey, I'm a night owl, trying to turn into a morning person. (I have subconscious anxiety, that causes me to stay up at night.) So I was actually able to have a normal day of waking up and going to bed 2 (twice) this week. I have a problem, when I've woken up early though. I tend to stay awake too long, like 24 hours straight. I also forget to take breaks, and wear myself out (or do too much) that day. Does anyone have advice or thoughts about taking breaks or getting to bed earlier?

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KhronicKoder

1y ago

Hey, I had similar problems, so I hope I can advise. I found that setting alarms on my phone for every couple of hours to take a 10 minute break and change position/stretch/hydrate reminded me to take these breaks. Adjust the time and frequency as you need. For sleeping earlier, I'd recommend a good bedtime routine that relaxes you and you find enjoyable. This will likely be different for everyone. For me, I found that a hot bath with a podcast eases my night time anxiety, also some lavender oil spray on the bed works wonders. I also have CBD before bed to help with nighttime pain. It helps to get into the habit of a regular bedtime every day. Even if you can't sleep at first, training your body that "this is bed time" can help stay in a good routine. I hope this helps and you find things that work for you! Feel free to reach out anytime :)
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darkstarrynight

1y ago

thanks for the advice!

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