Hrishi
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if you run at night either the cops will make you sleep or else the street dogs.
bssunilreddy
Chosen of the Omnissiah
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Whoever suggesting OP to sleep after midnight and before dawn, should themselves worry about their sleeping habits. 
Anyway, [MENTION=287925]kml420[/MENTION]: Some suggestions:
1. Don't sleep in day, no matter how sleepy you are. It will be difficult at first, but slowly your body should adapt it.
2. Start watching a series. Any series: HIMYM, Lost, Game of Thrones, Heroes, Breaking Bad, Prison break... any. Watch one episode every night before you want to sleep. Don't do marathons. At max two episodes if you are curious after any cliffhanger. Try to sleep after that, thinking about what would happen next!
Do just these two things. Works for me everytime.
Disclaimer: This might improve your sleeping habit, but could make you addictive to such show! So its your choice.
Anyway, [MENTION=287925]kml420[/MENTION]: Some suggestions:
1. Don't sleep in day, no matter how sleepy you are. It will be difficult at first, but slowly your body should adapt it.
2. Start watching a series. Any series: HIMYM, Lost, Game of Thrones, Heroes, Breaking Bad, Prison break... any. Watch one episode every night before you want to sleep. Don't do marathons. At max two episodes if you are curious after any cliffhanger. Try to sleep after that, thinking about what would happen next!
Do just these two things. Works for me everytime.
Disclaimer: This might improve your sleeping habit, but could make you addictive to such show! So its your choice.
Flash
Lost in speed
If possible, remove all your digital devices from your bedroom (assuming you're not staying in hostel).
If you can't resist, install an app in your PC to sleep after the stipulated hours.
If you still can't resist the digital life, make a self-rule like 'no devices after 12 PM'. (something like that).
Close your eyes and pretend that you're sleeping.
If you can't resist, install an app in your PC to sleep after the stipulated hours.
If you still can't resist the digital life, make a self-rule like 'no devices after 12 PM'. (something like that).
Close your eyes and pretend that you're sleeping.
ashs1
Padawan
1. Play a sport/Jog & never sleep during the day !! Your body will get tired eventually, forcing you to sleep easily.
2. Read some Novels before going to bed. Personally, I often find reading books leads to good sleep.
3. If you're a student, take out your school/college books & start reading. You'll be asleep in a jiffy !!
2. Read some Novels before going to bed. Personally, I often find reading books leads to good sleep.
3. If you're a student, take out your school/college books & start reading. You'll be asleep in a jiffy !!
Nerevarine
Incarnate
Like some SEX will also help in getting a good night sleep buddy. Are you married?
WTF did I just read
Words of wisdom.
I'm curious to what makes you stay so late. Ping me on Steam if you play Dota at those times.
sling-shot
Wise Old Owl
Some of these ideas could actually be detrimental to your sleep!
For eg.
Reading - I used to go sleepless for 2 - 3 days until I finish the novel in hand.
Series - This keeps me awake till morning nowadays.
Exercise - Not guaranteed. Although sometimes it makes me sleepy some other time it leads to chasing away what little sleepiness was there.
What works for me:
Studying invariably induces sleep though.
Another suggestion from my side is to try self-motivational audio books. They will always put me to sleep.
Count the number of sheep in your imaginary field.
Mentally try to calculate the value of 'pi' to the most accuracy.
Watch Doordarshan.
Try to relax your limbs and muscles one by one until you feel no control on your body.
(I too have trouble sleeping early at night)
For eg.
Reading - I used to go sleepless for 2 - 3 days until I finish the novel in hand.
Series - This keeps me awake till morning nowadays.
Exercise - Not guaranteed. Although sometimes it makes me sleepy some other time it leads to chasing away what little sleepiness was there.
What works for me:
Studying invariably induces sleep though.
Another suggestion from my side is to try self-motivational audio books. They will always put me to sleep.
Count the number of sheep in your imaginary field.
Mentally try to calculate the value of 'pi' to the most accuracy.
Watch Doordarshan.
Try to relax your limbs and muscles one by one until you feel no control on your body.
(I too have trouble sleeping early at night)
