Do you spend half the night tossing and turning, unable to fall asleep, and watching minutes turn to hours? Are you groggy and irritable in the mornings from a lack of sleep, or do you frequently sleep through important events? Are you tired of being tired?

If you answered yes to any of these questions, you’re not alone. Sleep issues are incredibly common, and they’re a leading contributor to persistent exhaustion, bad moods that can hurt your relationships with others, and even poor work performance.

Despite how troubling insomnia and daily fatigue are, few people know how to break free from this vicious cycle.

It’s common to write sleeping issues off as something out of your control. You might shrug and tell yourself you’ve always been a bad sleeper, so it must be genetic or just how your brain is wired.

This ignores the truth of the issue: poor sleep is a product of poor sleeping habits, and by adopting a new mindset, you can finally get the well-deserved rest you’ve been looking for.

This book contains clear, practical advice you can start practicing right away to get to bed earlier, fall asleep faster, and start your mornings off on the right foot. When you learn these simple tricks, you’ll find yourself drifting off in no time.

And better sleep means better health, moods, and productivity!

Inside Feeling Good Like I Should, you’ll discover:

The role sleep plays in your life, and why it is so important to be well-rested

How

Alex Luton

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