Stop Trying So Hard to Sleep & Why New Things Are So Hard to Resist
Sleep is a self-regulating biological process that doesn’t require constant monitoring or optimization, and our cultural obsession with novelty drives unnecessary consumption that harms well-being. Trusting your body’s natural rhythms and resisting the allure of the new can lead to deeper
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