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To Beat Insomnia, Go About Your Life Normally
Dealing with insomnia can be tough.
Whenever you’re ready to end it for good, we can help.
When you wake up feeling tired and spend the day exhausted, it’s easy to start avoiding important parts of your life.
Here are some common changes and sacrifices people make when struggling with insomnia:
- Pulling Back from Loved Ones and Social Events: You might start avoiding friends and family because you feel too tired to interact.
- Avoiding Travel: Traveling can seem too exhausting when you sleep poorly.
- Cutting Down or Quitting Work: Work can become too overwhelming, leading some to reduce their hours or quit altogether.
- Ending Romantic Relationships: Maintaining a relationship can feel too challenging, or you might stop looking for one altogether.
- Moving for Better Sleep: Some people even move homes, hoping a change in environment will help them sleep better.
- Giving Up Caffeine or Alcohol: You might stop enjoying moderate caffeine or alcohol, fearing it will worsen your sleep.
- Abandoning Hobbies and Exercise: Activities that used to bring joy or fulfillment might get pushed aside because of constant fatigue.
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By Ivo H.K.Dealing with insomnia can be tough.
Whenever you’re ready to end it for good, we can help.
When you wake up feeling tired and spend the day exhausted, it’s easy to start avoiding important parts of your life.
Here are some common changes and sacrifices people make when struggling with insomnia:
- Pulling Back from Loved Ones and Social Events: You might start avoiding friends and family because you feel too tired to interact.
- Avoiding Travel: Traveling can seem too exhausting when you sleep poorly.
- Cutting Down or Quitting Work: Work can become too overwhelming, leading some to reduce their hours or quit altogether.
- Ending Romantic Relationships: Maintaining a relationship can feel too challenging, or you might stop looking for one altogether.
- Moving for Better Sleep: Some people even move homes, hoping a change in environment will help them sleep better.
- Giving Up Caffeine or Alcohol: You might stop enjoying moderate caffeine or alcohol, fearing it will worsen your sleep.
- Abandoning Hobbies and Exercise: Activities that used to bring joy or fulfillment might get pushed aside because of constant fatigue.
—
Looking to end insomnia for good in 8 weeks? Get my FREE cheat sheet:
The 7 Proven Steps I Used to Beat Insomnia After 5 Years of Hell—Without Pills, CBT-i, or Useless Sleep Hacks