1. Coolness in the apartment.

The cool temperature in the apartment during the winter can really make it difficult to wake up, as cold affects our body. When your apartment is cool in the morning, your body starts its thermoregulation process, which can make you feel sleepier and less rested, even if you had a good night’s sleep. Another reason is that during cold weather, our body doesn’t get as much natural light, which helps regulate bodily systems. Therefore, in order to wake up quickly, rub your hands and earlobes to warm up your body. Also, having a warm tea in the morning is a ritual that can help make waking up easier. In the evening, brew some hot tea, pour it into a thermos, and leave it by your bed. As soon as you wake up, start drinking the warm beverage.

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  1. Constant overload with tasks.

When a person spends the whole day working on various tasks, the brain doesn’t have time to relax. As a result, before bedtime, there is constant rumination on what still needs to be done, which creates internal tension and anxiety. This stress activates the nervous system, preventing the body from transitioning into the calm state necessary for sleep. Instead of preparing for rest, the body remains in an active state, making it harder to fall asleep. If this continues for a long time, sleep disturbances can become chronic, further increasing fatigue and stress. Therefore, try to prioritize a few important tasks each day, after which you should have time for relaxation.

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  1. Start a new task before completing the previous one.

When you leave tasks unfinished, part of your attention remains on them, even if you’re working on something else. Your brain spends energy trying to keep these unfinished tasks in memory and thinking about them, which makes it harder to focus on the current task. This can lead to a decrease in the speed of work, as well as a decrease in overall energy levels.  Therefore, always finish your tasks before moving on to the next ones.

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  1. Do not frighten the lunatic.

You should not frighten a person during sleepwalking because they are not aware of their behavior, which can lead to panic or disorientation.  This can be dangerous, as the individual may accidentally harm themselves or others. Sudden fear can cause significant stress, negatively affecting their physical and psychological condition and exacerbating sleepwalking symptoms.  Also, sleepwalking is accompanied by a feeling of security during sleep and, if you scare a person during this time, you can disrupt this security, causing anxiety or fear of sleep.  It is best to calmly accompany the person back to bed, ensuring their safety and peace of mind. Be very careful not to hurt yourself or the person with this condition.

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  1. Start the morning with warm water, lemon, and ginger.

If you were unable to set aside enough time for a good night’s rest, this morning drink will wake up your body. Because warm water improves brain function, which allows you to cope with tasks better. Lemon can reduce feelings of fatigue, which is especially useful during times of increased workload when you need extra energy. Ginger, in turn, enhances overall stamina and concentration. Additionally, this drink supports detoxification and positively affecting your overall health. Improved digestion from lemon and ginger allows your body to absorb nutrients more effectively, further enhancing productivity. Therefore, a glass of this water can be a simple yet effective way to improve concentration when sleep is lacking.

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