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It's the middle of the afternoon. A message arrives. Something small.
And before you've finished reading it: I cannot deal with this right now.
Then the second feeling, right behind. Why am I like this? Nothing even happened today.
Here's the part nobody tells you: you might actually be sleeping fine. The exhaustion isn't coming from your bed—it's coming from everything that happens before you get there. And there are six other types of rest that sleep simply cannot touch.
Melanie Paul, psychologist (M.Sc.) and author, explains what's actually running low. And what finally fills it.
In this episode:
You'll leave this episode with a more precise map of where your energy is going—and a better question to start with than "how do I sleep better."
Free download: The Energy Reset Map helps you figure out where your energy is actually going. → https://powerfemales.com/energy-reset-map/
New episodes every Friday. Follow Calm & Clear After 40 wherever you listen.
Questions? [email protected]
Referenced works
By Melanie PaulIt's the middle of the afternoon. A message arrives. Something small.
And before you've finished reading it: I cannot deal with this right now.
Then the second feeling, right behind. Why am I like this? Nothing even happened today.
Here's the part nobody tells you: you might actually be sleeping fine. The exhaustion isn't coming from your bed—it's coming from everything that happens before you get there. And there are six other types of rest that sleep simply cannot touch.
Melanie Paul, psychologist (M.Sc.) and author, explains what's actually running low. And what finally fills it.
In this episode:
You'll leave this episode with a more precise map of where your energy is going—and a better question to start with than "how do I sleep better."
Free download: The Energy Reset Map helps you figure out where your energy is actually going. → https://powerfemales.com/energy-reset-map/
New episodes every Friday. Follow Calm & Clear After 40 wherever you listen.
Questions? [email protected]
Referenced works