Sleep and Reflection: How Your Journal Predicts Rest
Your evening journal entries can tell you more about your sleep quality than a wearable tracker. Learn the link between reflection and rest.
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Research
The "Evening Download" as a sleep aid
Racing thoughts are a leading cause of insomnia. By "downloading" your day into a journal, you signal to your brain that the information is saved and does not need to be actively processed during the night.
Entries that focus on closure—summarizing the day and setting a single intention for tomorrow—are particularly effective at reducing pre-sleep anxiety.
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