Routine No 003 - Unwind
Create a routine for winding down.
Winding down in the evening helps you sleep better at night. Allocate 30-60 minutes or so in which you do things that help you prepare your body for sleep. Set an alarm as a reminder for when to start your routine, especially while developing this habit. You can do anything that helps you relax, such as reading a book, listening to music or practicing yoga.
WHY IT HELPS:
Establishing a consistent pre-sleep routine signals to your body that it’s time to transition from wakefulness to sleep. This can help reduce stress and regulate your internal body clock, or circadian rhythm, making it easier to fall asleep and wake up naturally.
Routine No 002 - Sleep scheduleGo to bed when you are tired.
Routine No 003 - UnwindCreate a routine for winding down.
Routine No 301 - Evening lightWarm light in the bedroom.
Routine No 302 - Evening lightDim the lights.
Routine No 402 - NutritionEnjoy a healthy nightcap.
Routine No 502 - MindfulnessRelax and unwind.
Routine No 503 - UnwindTake a hot shower or bath before going to bed.
Routine No 504 - UnwindUnwind with music.
Routine No 505 - UnwindRelax your body and mind.
Routine No 506 - Stress managementDo Yoga-Nidra.
Routine No 507 - Stress managementListen to binaural music to wind down.
Routine No 508 - Stress managementVisualize a walk in nature.
Routine No 601 - Electronic sunsetDe-digitize your evenings.
Routine No 602 - Electronic sunsetSet a timer on your Wi-Fi router.
Routine No 603 - Electronic sunsetKeep your heart rate down before bedtime.
Routine No 604 - Electronic sunsetNo emails before bedtime.
Routine No 605 - Electronic sunsetSwitch on night mode.
Routine No 606 - Electronic sunset