Your Day Begins the Night Before

Larry Janesky: Think Daily

Your day isn’t from the time you wake up to the next time you wake up.  It’s from the time you go to bed to the next time you go to bed.

Get to bed early.  Most people set an alarm for getting up.  If they go to bed too late they short their sleep.  Instead, set an alarm for going to sleep.  This way you don’t shorten your sleep time.

With a good night’s sleep – you’ll have a better attitude, good energy, problems will bother you less, you will be more creative, you will have better health, and you will find that you eat less when you are well rested.

How many hours speel do you get on an average night?

How many do you want to get?

What time should you go to bed?

Paul Plouffe

Sleep, the next frontier! Thank you again Larry for your insights about this important 1/3 of our lives!

Dan Kniseley

GREAT post, Larry! Loved, “Your day isn’t from the time you wake up to the next time you wake up. It’s from the time you go to bed to the next time you go to bed.” So true!!!
Thanks for all the great wisdom you share! Hope you have a Great Weekend of shared experiences with Family and Friends!!

Michael Haydamous

Like the idea of setting the alarm to sleep rather than to wake up…

John

Lay out some clothes for the next day before you go to bed. Your organizational skills are already performing for the next day’s approach and attitude.

Patrick George

Looks like you didn’t get enough speel last night!

Brandon Carr

On an average night, I sleep about 7 hours. I’d like to get 7-9 hours. I’ve heard that for health, the ideal time to go to bed is 10 PM.

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