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The benefits of a bedtime routine
How to improve your sleep quality
How to create a relaxing sleep environment
We're social beings, so it's natural that feeling connected to other people, to animals, and to nature, is critical to our happiness.
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Being thankful for what we have in life in the morning helps to have a positive start and it also make you feel grateful.
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Having an amazing day means having a amazing life.. Here are some tips to have an amazing day!
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Writing down your thoughts in morning helps to find your motive for the day. It also helps you to clear your head.
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Doing multitasking decreases your focus in the morning. So focus on single task and be focused for all day long.
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It fuels your body for whole day. Meditation improve your focus.
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we can fill our routine with whichever activities we feel are the most meaningful to us. Here are some ideas:
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