That groggy feeling when you sleep in? It’s not laziness. It’s your body moving through a denser rhythm.
If you’ve been sleep-deprived for a long time, your body may need to repay that debt first. Let it.
Be in bed by 9:30 p.m. so you’re asleep by 10, and allow your body to complete its natural sleep cycle — even if that means sleeping past 6 a.m. for a while.
Eventually, without force or alarms, your body will naturally begin waking before 6 a.m.
Early bedtime leads to early rising — not through discipline, but through aligning with nature’s cycles.
Your body knows the difference.
Trust your body’s intelligence. It knows the way.
Learn more: www.somaradiantwellness.com
—Dr. Lisa
If this resonates, I offer a 20-minute Clarity Call to explore whether this path fits what your body is asking for. $50, applied to your care if you move forward. No pressure, just listening.
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