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Sleep Matters: 7 Ways To Improve Quality of Sleep

Sleep Matters: 7 Ways To Improve Quality of Sleep

We all know how important sleep is. Thе рrоblеm is thаt mоѕt реорlе еithеr dо not gеt еnоugh ѕlеер, or their quality of sleep is рооr. Are you groggy and foggy in the mornings? The good news is there are solutions that will help your quality of sleep. The mоrе consistent уоu can bе in fоllоwing the rесоmmеndаtiоnѕ listed in this blog, thе fаѕtеr and bеttеr уоur results. Just try not to stress about doing it all at once as this can be counterintuitive. One small step at a time will lead to long-lasting results.

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Start Small: 7 Morning Rituals for A Happy and Healthy Day

Start Small: 7 Morning Rituals for A Happy and Healthy Day

One of the greatest pieces of advice I have heard about starting my day right was to start small. You set the tone for the entire day by taking and improving on one small step after another. Over time, these small steps will turn into habits that benefit your mind and body, and also help you accomplish more throughout your day. Sounds good, right? Read on for some Happy & Healthy Morning Rituals we all like to practice here at MindPlace. Note: these are small steps, add one, or all, but also feel free to take it slow and no pressure.  

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This Is Your Brain On Brain Waves

This Is Your Brain On Brain Waves

Our brain’s ability to become flexible and transition through various brain wave patterns plays a large role in how successful we are at managing stress, focusing on tasks, and getting a good night’s sleep. Each brain wave pattern serves a purpose to help us cope with various situations – whether it is to help us process and learn new information or help us calm down after a long stressful day. The five brain waves in order of highest frequency to lowest are gamma, beta, alpha, theta, and delta.

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