Do This for 5-10 Minutes to Sleep Better

mindfulness sleep Nov 06, 2021

Quick question for you: How did you sleep last night? Did you wake up feeling refreshed and ready to go?

If that’s something you struggle with – and even if it isn’t – I’ve got a tip for you.

This month in The SimplyFit Club, I’m talking a lot about the power of being mindful – of being truly PRESENT – in your day-to-day life.

This can play a big role in your motivation levels, your day-to-day choices, your results – and also in your overall wellness and fitness!

And, you guessed it … even with how well you are sleeping at night.

This is a big issue for many people. According to the CDC, 70 million Americans have problems sleeping from time to time.

Interestingly … something called MINDFULNESS MEDITATION is a tool to think about adding to your fitness and wellness toolbox.

Mindfulness meditation has been shown to cut the wake time of people suffering from insomnia by up to 50%!

So how do you do it?

It can be as simple as sitting quietly for 5-10 minutes, focusing on your breath, or using an app like Headspace or Calm.

I’ve also included some breathing exercises and how-tos in my latest ebook, The Mindfulness Workbook. You can get your copy of the workbook right now as my gift to you by clicking here>

I know I talk about sleep a lot, but that’s because it has such a big effect on your quality of life.

Not getting enough sleep can affect your mood, appetite, focus, productivity, performance, general health, workout recovery, and even your waistline.

It’s all connected. How you sleep can affect your food choices, which can affect your mood and energy, which can affect your workouts, which can affect your stress level, and on and on!

If you have problems sleeping, ask your healthcare provider about it, but consider experimenting with mindfulness meditation.

In all of my programs, we focus on creating simply habits to help you feel your best in your 40's, 50's and beyond!

If you’re ready to take the next step in your fitness/wellness, let’s talk.

Do This for 5-10 Minutes to Sleep Better

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