1. Evaluate your sleep patterns and how well your routine
promotes a good night’s sleep. The SleepFoundation has good information about this on their website. Interestingly, both my sons use sleep tracker
apps for their smart phones that calculate how much sleep they get and how they
can modify their schedules to get a better night’s rest. I don’t recommend any particular app, but I
do recommend that you do an internet search if this interests you.
2. Set your alarm to get up early tomorrow. Decide how
early you want to wake, perhaps a full hour to do tomorrow’s assignments before
you start the rest of your day, or perhaps just 15 minutes.
3. Breathing is the number one way you can control your
energy. Today the breathing practice is
to facilitate relaxation and sleep.
4. Today’s physical practice is a yoga routine I designed
to help you unwind and relax. I suggest
doing it about an hour before you go to sleep, but you can use it any day you
want a more restful practice.
5. Choose a route for a walk or hike to do tomorrow and
write schedule it in your calendar. You will be doing this rain or shine, feel
like it or not. Pick something that can
be modified, made shorter or longer, and one that is neither too flat nor too
hilly.
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