Sleep Schedule

Want to be energized? Then sleep is the first thing you'll need to prioritize. Sleeping properly has a ton of benefits it has to offer. It isn't only about your energy, but your health as well! But there will be times your bad sleeping habits detriment the way you rest. You end up not being able to sleep throughout the night or wake up feeling groggy the next day, no matter how long you sleep!

The worst part is, not many people realize they're doing more harm than good the way they sleep. Wondering what these bad sleeping habits are? Let me help you out and list down the most common people do.

I love to sleep, and I try to get as much of it as I can. Of course, I do my best to get the adequate amount of sleep, avoiding too much or too little of it. But there will be a lot of times I end up waking up so groggy and out of energy, despite a full night of sleep! It keeps me wondering: "Why am I so tired in the morning?"

It's a question I've been trying to answer for ages, and I'm sure you've felt the same way. So after doing my research and evaluating my sleeping habits, I respond to the question: "Why am I so tired in the morning?"

When falling asleep, I'm sure that you've suffered from a strange sensation very once in a while. You feel like you're in a small room, your head throbbing and panicking as you try to go into a deep sleep.

Not only is this uncomfortable, but it leaves you tossing and turning all night! It's not a pleasant experience, and if you also have that weird feeling when trying to fall asleep, know that you aren't alone!

There are thousands of people around the world who suffer from the similar weird feeling when falling asleep. If you're wondering why it happens and how to stop it, read on as I show you what you need to know.

Whenever you sleep, you may notice that you start imagining things, thinking about certain situations that might happen or not. Some of these thoughts are beautiful, while some can leave you waking up in a sweat the next morning. These are called dreams! It's an odd feeling to wake up to the most random thoughts, which makes you wonder: "What do dreams really mean?"

You'll be surprised to know that there is more to your dreams than the random thoughts your mind goes through while you sleep. If you're wondering what your dreams mean, then read on as I show you the different symbols you can associate your dreams with and how you can have a good night's sleep.

Have you ever woke up from a whole night sleeping but still end up napping a lot throughout the day? Or do you end up waking up hours after your alarm rings? It's very frustrating having to check the clock to realize you're late for work or school, and though you feel well-rested, having too much sleep has its side effects in the long run. And yes, it will take a toll on your health other than the time wasted.

So how can you stop it? Read on as I show you everything you need to know about going overboard on sleeping and how to stop oversleeping for good!

When you're up and about, ready for the day ahead, there may be times that you start feeling like you hit a wall, feeling like you need a nap right this minute! It makes you wonder: "Why am I so sleepy all the time?" And while it may feel normal to feel tired at some points of the day, it can get worrying if you've been experiencing it every day! That's why I'm here to list down the reasons why you might feel tired a lot and how you can remedy it!

We all know how much sleep we all need a day, depending on our age and health. But have you ever wondered how long it actually takes you to fall asleep? Some people take mere seconds until they start dozing off, while some take hours topping and turning! It must have a lot of people wondering about the average time to fall asleep. Well, not only is there an average time, but there are also reasons why it can take you so long (or quick) to get to dreamland!

If you're wondering about the time it takes to sleep and what it means, then read on.

It can be difficult to drag yourself out of bed when you still want to close your eyes and sleep for a few more minutes. If you are not yet ready to get out of bed when the alarm rings, this means that you are still tired. How to wake up early and not feel tired is a difficult challenge for most of us. The good news is, some habits can be developed on how to wake up early and not feel tired.

Many people believe that there is such a thing as a morning person or a night person or night owl. The truth is, there is no such thing as a morning person or a night person. It all boils down to habits and habits can be changed and developed.

If you want to wake up early in the morning and not feel tired, you need to erase from your mind the belief that you can’t do it because you are not a morning person.

There is a big difference between long sleep and refreshing and restful sleep. Practising the right habits on how to stop oversleeping will make you wake up even at an early hour and not feel tired.

It is through sleeping that your body gets restored and rejuvenated. It is while you are sleeping that muscles grow and tissues get repaired. A good eight hours of sleep gives you the energy to face whatever is in store for you the next day.

It can be frustrating to not be able to sleep on time. Some may argue that they are not tired thus they can’t fall asleep no matter how much they try.

Your body produces melatonin when it is ready to sleep. This hormone functions to relax your mind and body to make you sleep. When you can’t sleep, it means your body is not producing enough melatonin. 

You should relax your mind and body so it can produce the right amounts of melatonin to make you sleep. Along with this line, here are some effective techniques on how to sleep when not tired.

Are you dependent on an alarm clock to wake up in the morning? You are not alone. I was very dependent on an alarm clock, too. Waking up on time can be one of the most challenging things to achieve in the world. I have discovered though that we can train ourselves on how to wake up without alarm.

Why you may ask should you learn to wake up without setting up an alarm clock when you have been doing so most of your life? You may not have realised it, but we usually have two kinds of mornings.

Many people have been successful in training not to be dependent on the alarm to wake up in the morning. It takes a lot of practice and patience, but it is achievable.