In Episode 49 of Doctor’s Wealth and Wellness, host Norm Wright delves into the critical role of sleep in enhancing physicians’ longevity and performance, as part of the podcast’s Friday wellness series and ongoing longevity mini-series. Referencing a 2025 Sleep Medicine study, Norm highlights that 7–9 hours of quality sleep can reduce risks of heart disease, cognitive decline, and premature mortality by up to 30%, while poor sleep exacerbates inflammation and impairs decision-making. He offers three practical, research-backed strategies tailored for physicians’ demanding schedules: a 10–15-minute wind-down routine, such as reading or stretching, to improve sleep onset; limiting blue light exposure through a no-screens rule or blue-light-blocking glasses; and using 15–20-minute strategic naps to boost alertness during shifts. Norm challenges listeners to implement one strategy for seven days and track its impact on energy and focus, underscoring sleep as a vital superpower for health and professional success.