Working From The Bedroom
Many of us are working from home, with our bedroom doing double duty as our office cabin. There is less exposure to daylight as we stay indoors more, mainly due to lack of a commute, resulting in our body clocks not syncing properly with the time of day.
These factors can affect our ability to sleep and also our sleep quality.
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