30/06/2026
Resharing my post, “Are You Struggling with Sleep?”, because I recently came across this advice from the incredible Jay Shetty. It beautifully reinforces the importance of prioritising quality sleep.
We often hear about the importance of morning routines, but a productive day doesn’t start when your alarm goes off - it starts the night before.
So, when was the last time you checked in with your nighttime routine?
Think of your mind like a laptop. At the end of the day, you can’t simply close the lid while dozens of tabs are still open and expect it to perform at its best the next day. Our minds work much the same way.
For the next week, I would love you to try this simple bedtime routine and see how it helps you unwind.
💤 30 minutes before bed: Switch off screens and digital distractions.
🚿 25 minutes before bed: Enjoy a relaxing shower and complete your evening self-care routine.
📝 15 minutes before bed: Write down any thoughts, worries, or tasks that are looping in your mind.
✨ 5 minutes before bed: End your day with gratitude. Reflect on one thing you were most grateful for that day.
A simple evening routine can help quiet mental clutter, improve sleep quality, and leave you feeling calmer, clearer, and more focused when you wake.
Lisa 💕
Are you struggling with sleep? 💤
Lately, I’ve had a few clients tell me they’re finding it hard to switch off and get a decent night’s sleep.
Sleep isn’t just about getting into bed, it’s about how we prepare both our mind and body beforehand.
Here are a few simple ways to support a better night’s sleep:
🌙 Dim the lights around your home about 2 hours before bed
🌙 Stay off social media at least 1 hour before sleep
🌙 Be mindful of what you watch on TV — limit action movies or the news
🌙 Reduce fluid intake a couple of hours before bed
🌙 Enjoy a warm shower or bath
🌙 Keep your bedroom clutter-free, cool, and comfortable
🌙 Make sure your space is nice and dark
🌙 If you can, keep your phone out of the bedroom
And once you’re in bed, allow yourself to unwind in a way that’s calming - reading, soft music, meditation, breathwork, journalling to “empty” your thoughts, or simply giving your mind time to slow down.
Also, be mindful of your daily habits that may impact your sleep, like when you had your last coffee, whether you moved your body (even a walk), and how much sunlight you were exposed to.
Small changes can make a big difference when it comes to quality sleep.
Lisa 💕