Keep a sleep diary
A sleep diary will give you important insights into your sleep habits.
For one week, write down:
- The time you go to bed and the time you wake up.
- The number of hours you sleep and whether you took naps or woke up during the night.
- Notice how you feel in the morning—refreshed or fatigued?
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