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Good sleep starts with the small signals you send your brain that the day is winding down. Part of it is practical because winter skin is a thing in the Godforsaken Arctic Tundra, but it’s also a cue to my brain that the day is officially over. Lapto...











These are all the things that help my body chill tf out so I can actually sleep. Together they drag my brain out of the “let’s ruminate on everything that has ever happened in my life” spiral and into a restful place instead.






I no longer sleep in synthetic fabrics. Waking up sweaty because you were trying to sleep in plastic is the exact opposite of restfulness. Yes natural fibers can be expensive, but over the years I’ve found great options at all price points.











Not glamorous, but sensory management is legit. When your room is dark / quiet / boring, your brain has less reasons to stay awake! Which, after years of wrestling with sleep, turns out to be exactly the point. 😴






If the room is the sleep environment, the bed is the control center. Comfort matters more than people think, because if your body is even slightly uncomfortable, your brain will ignore sleep in order to fixate on it.














