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Getting enough sleep each night is important to me.

How I look, feel, and function each day determines how my daily life progresses. My appearance, energy level and ability to do my tasks are directly related to the quantity of sleep I get.

For these reasons, sleeping seven or eight hours each night is important to me. Achieving a good night of restful sleep rejuvenates me.

As I start my day, I can go forward with interest and an open heart. Getting enough sleep just makes everything seem better.

Even when I feel weary at the end of a hard day, I am heartened in the knowledge that after sleeping, I can awake the next morning refreshed and ready to embrace life.

Because I recognize the impact that having enough sleep has on my life, I plan my activities carefully. I ensure that my schedule leaves room my much-needed sleep. I know my priorities. Getting an amount of sleep that is right for me is at the top of my list.

Today, I choose to strengthen my resolve to get seven or eight hours of sleep each night.

Sticking to my sleep schedule aids me in living the life that I desire, full of activity and interaction. Well-rested, I go into my day with a sharp mind and a well-functioning body.

Self-Reflection Questions:

  1. Do I pay attention to how much sleep I get? If not, why not?
  2. Am I careful about how I plan evening activities so I can respect my sleep schedule?
  3. How can I ensure that I obtain at least seven or eight hours of sleep each night?
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About the Author Dianne Daniels

Born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, and currently residing in Norwich, Connecticut, Dianne M. Daniels' mission is to empower women 50+ to Amplify their Self-Confidence, Deepen their Self-Knowledge, Inspire Creativity, and Glide into the next phase of their lives with the Power of Journaling, Affirmations, and Assessments.

You can learn how to use these time-tested, proven practices to create and manifest the life you want (and deserve) to live.

Dianne is an ordained Unitarian Universalist Minister with a Master of Divinity degree from Starr King School for the Ministry. She's an avid reader, a lover of old houses (she renovated an 1850s vintage Greek Revival home with her family) and has been journaling since the age of 9.

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