Ah, napping. Something we all use to hate as children, but now miss as adults. Napping is sometimes associated with being lazy, but it’s actually a completely natural, productive use of one’s time. Our energy levels naturally rise and fall during the day. That’s where the “after lunch slump” comes from. Benefits What makes napping […]Read Post ›
Seasonal Affective Disorder, or SAD, is something that I have been suffering from since college. Each year during the fall, I experience a considerable decrease in my mood. My anxiety shoots through the roof. Insomnia takes over my nights and I find it near impossible to focus on anything. I spend the whole winter praying […]Read Post ›
I mentioned in my October LMBL update that I set a goal for myself to become an early riser. I have read a ton of articles on how waking up earlier can have many different benefits. Waking up early can help stabilize your mood throughout the day. Studies found that people experienced less depression and anxiety when they started their days earlier. Those that get moving in the early hours are more productive than those that sleep in. Morning people also experience less stress and rushing in the morning. All of that sounds awesome to me, so here are five habits I’m trying to pick up to become a morning person.
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