How do you prepare your mind and body for rest? In this episode of Resiliency Redefined, Dr. Robyne is talking about sleep—an often-overlooked piece of well-being and performance. She explores how our morning habits, the way we wind down, and even what we do with our worries can dramatically impact the quality of our sleep. With practical insights and strategies, she shows how creating supportive habits around sleep can help you feel more rested and better equipped to show up fully in your life and work. 

If you’re leading a team and asking, “How do I build a healthy workplace culture that truly supports people?”—this free resource might be for you. Download the 4 Leadership Considerations for a Healthy and Supportive Workplace here. 

Stress Wisely Labs: 

Stress is inevitable, but burnout doesn’t have to be. Stress Wisely Labs are high-impact, interactive virtual learning experiences designed to help you reset, recharge, and take control of stress in a way that actually works. Dr. Robyne runs labs quarterly (4 per year) for people who want both personal and professional success, while also having a life.  

This isn’t just another overwhelming class or one-size-fits-all advice session. These labs are practical, time-conscious, and action-oriented, helping you apply research-backed strategies in real time so you can feel better now—because you deserve to be well, even in an unwell world. 

Next Lab (live webinar): July 8th, 2025 

Visit drrobyne.ca to learn more and register today! 

Additional Resources: 

• Want to understand why sleep is so important for your well-being and performance? Listen to: Sleep: The Missing Piece of High Performance 

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