177|Insights: What My Morning Routine Isn’t!

What morning routine truly works for you? How consistent are you with your morning routine? In this Insights episode, I'll share with you some of the  things that I usually do on a daily basis that might give you an idea if you're planning to have a good and effective morning routine.
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Topics Discussed in this episode:


Importance of Morning Routine


Tips to avoid Sleep Deprivation


How adequate sleep affects our health


Concept of Sleep Staircase


 
Key Takeaways:


Some morning routine for works for you and some won't so you have to craft your own routine at your comfort


Sleep window should be 8 to 9 hours


In Matthew Walker's book, he said that it has to be  99.99% of his sleep should be in good quality between 7 and 8 hours of sleep.


Autonomic nervous system has two branches. The Sympathetic which is responsible for intense physical activity and is often referred to as the fight-or-flight response and the Parasympathetic has almost the exact opposite effect and relaxes the body


The idea of sleep staircase is a set of steps that you follow that help your nervous system into that calm and relaxed state  like the following:


i. Avoid  exposing yourself to bluelight which prevents us from sleep
Ii Have your phone on flight mode
iii.Setting your room with your desired atmosphere


People who have 6 hours of sleep or less on a consistent basis have the testosterone level of a man  has the same amount as aging 10 years, and which applies to women as well.


 
Action Steps:


Create your own morning routine


Be clear on your negotiables and non-negotiables


Avoid any form of disturbance to maintain your relaxed state


 
Leanne said:
 
"Good quality sleep can absolutely dictate the quality of the day ahead"
 
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