Elma P.
You’ll miss out less when you sleep more. As the toxins in your brain get cleaned up more effectively, thus, processing information better 😉
Anast Cia Z.
I listen to my body. It’s not important to stay out until midnight to ring in the new year if I’m yawning during the LRC game. Just go home and ease into bed, and that’s just what we did.
Aaron T.
I’m a student, and I spend long hours studying and doing extracurriculars, so I’m often forced to choose between hanging out with friends or family, or going to bed early. During the weekdays I choose sleep, but on the weekends I choose social time.
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- What has been your biggest struggle with the disconnect habit?
- I use a sleep app to keep track of sleep cycles which I find very useful. I also use sleep stories sometimes from the Calm app. These motivate me to get to bed at a reasonable time and actually go to sleep. But I’m not literally unplugging. Also we don’t have a landline anymore so I do need to keep my phone on in case of emergencies. Is there a middle ground here?
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