Bryan Johnson· Author
Set your bedtime and then be consistent +/- 30 minutes. The body loves consistency and will work on your behalf if you settle into rhythms.
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Set your bedtime and then be consistent +/- 30 minutes. The body loves consistency and will work on your behalf if you settle into rhythms.
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For deep sleep I’ve learned that being consistent (within 30 min) with bedtime routine is the best yield.
Consistency - the body loves routine and will reward you with powerful sleep performance. Go to bed +/- 30 minutes of your chosen bedtime every single day. Create the habit and stay with the habit.
The body loves consistency and routine and will reward you with powerful sleep abilities.
Be to be on time every night within 30 minutes of your chosen time.
3. choose your bedtime and then be consistent. If you're bedtime is 10 pm, be in bed +/- 30 min.
Consistency - in bed within 30 minutes of bedtime everyday.
if your bedtime is at 10: p.m. try to be in bed every night plus or minus 30 minutes no more when you deviate the body gets confused and you're not going to have as good of sleep
And be consistent every day So plus or minus 30 minutes that consistency is going to help your body basically say like "Okay we now know the routine every day at this time we're going to deploy all of our systems and we're going going to be in sync So that consistency is really important
Bedtime. Same. Every night. Good. Body likes when things same.