Sleep and Meditation
Struggling with the impact of social media on sleep, a new routine is being established that includes turning the phone to airplane mode and using brown noise for better rest. The goal is to wake up earlier to incorporate meditation into the morning, despite not yet mastering the practice. Acknowledging the need for personal growth, there's a plan to seek out an executive coach for additional motivation and accountability.In this clip
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I keep waking up around the same time every morning, and it's about 1-2 hours before I'd like to wake up in order to feel refreshed. I've developed a habit of grabbing my phone and putting on a podcast to get me back to sleep. If I don't do this, then I normally can't get back to sleep, often because I feel tight and anxious in my body. What can I do to solve this problem and sleep straight through to my desired wake-up time?
How can I improve my consistency in adopting these habits?
According to the schedule I've outlined, here are the habits I want to adopt: 1. Sleep 7.5 hours per night (9:30 PM - 5:00 AM) 2. Work out 6 days per week (3 days home workout, 3 days running) — my current fitness level is zero. 3. Meditate for 10 minutes daily — this is a habit I'm already good at and can easily do. 4. Study for at least 6-7 hours daily, but I need to be more consistent. 5. Maintain a gratitude journal daily without quitting after 5-6 days. 6. Break my sugar tea habit. 7. Be consistent with Andrew Huberman's suggestions for morning and evening breathing and morning/evening sunlight exposure. How can I improve my consistency in adopting these habits?