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Improving Your Sleep Habits

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According to statistics by Marketdata LLC, the United States self-improvement industry is set for a value of $13.2 Billion by 2022. Nevertheless, one of the most important topics is being left out by the army of self-help gurus and that is the subject of top-quality rest at night. But, the value of good sleep can’t be overlooked on the quest for self-improvement.

Here are some of the most important things to consider about getting proper rest at night. 

The Power of Positive Sleeping

Quality sleep is one of the most important components of a healthy life. Sleep is essential for the storage and recollection of memories. During your rest cycles, the body rejuvenates tissues and the immune system takes charge to fight disease. Good rest is even an important part of gaining emotional balance. With this in mind, it is important to examine how your sleep habits may be impeding your physical and mental progress. It is time to leave unhealthy sleep habits behind and build better habits that increase the quality of your nightly repose. 

Awaken the Sleeper 

According to Mary Helen Rogers, the VP at the Better Sleep Council,

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