• A better sleep
In our childhood our teacher taught us " Early to bed, early to rise makes a person healthy , wealthy and wise." This is the truth of today's society . Giving a rest to your brain and body is necessary .
A better sleep is a key for a better life and you must opt for the same rule for yourself.
Don't be a night owl, sleep early and nourish your mind and give rest to your body.
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