33. Stop Staying Up Late This Summer! Your Sleep Routine and NightTime Habits Are Costing You
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Summer has a way of making us loosen our schedules. The kids are out of school, vacations are planned, and staying up a little later feels harmless. But for women navigating perimenopause, letting go of the routines that support rest can have a ripple effect on energy, mood, workouts, clean eating, and overall well-being.
In this episode, we're talking about why a consistent bedtime and wake time may be one of the most overlooked forms of self-care. I'll share how a few late nights quickly affected my energy, morning routine, workout consistency, and daily habits, and why returning to a simple nighttime routine helped me feel more like myself again.
We'll discuss how sleep supports hormone health during perimenopause, why your morning routine actually starts the night before, and how creating a realistic evening routine can improve your energy, support healthy habits, and make time management easier throughout the day.
If you've been feeling tired, overwhelmed, or frustrated that you can't seem to stay consistent with the routines that help you feel your best, this episode will encourage you to start with one simple habit: going to bed on time.
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