Wednesday Jul 01, 2020
12. Conquering Insomnia, Anxiety, and Sleep-Related Issues, Part 1.
One of my biggest pet peeves is when people declare: “You know, sleep is really important, you should really work on getting a good night’s sleep.”
When I hear that I want to smack them across the side of the head and shout: “What a good idea! Wish I had thought of that!”
But then I take a breath, count to four, and exhale on four counts, and thank my prefrontal cortex for preventing me from having an outburst when someone is simply trying to be kind and helpful.
But if you’re listening to this, it probably means that you, like myself, struggle with sleep. And I’d be willing to venture that helpful advice like what we just heard, doesn’t help.
Instead, it reminds you how powerless and frustrated you feel every single night when you get into bed and lay awake counting sheep while the rest of the world snoozes away.
The good news is that you can sleep again and I’m going to show you how.
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