It’s happened again.
You open your eyes in the pitch-dark bedroom. The clock glows 3:00 a.m.—or 2:47, or 3:15. Your body feels heavy, but your mind? Wide. Awake.
Thoughts spiral: Did I pay that bill? What’s that weird noise? Why can’t I just sleep?
You’re not broken. You’re not “bad at sleeping.” In fact, waking up around 3 a.m. is surprisingly common—and it doesn’t have to wreck your next day.
The secret isn’t forcing yourself back to sleep. It’s how you respond in those quiet, vulnerable minutes that determines whether you feel drained or refreshed by morning
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