Alex S.
Different room. This allows me to go to sleep and physically try to sleep quicker, and helps me continue my night routine faster.
Nicolau F.
I usually keep my phone on airplane mode next to my bed or under my pillow so that I can hear my alarm in the morning, but do not receive notifications.
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