Isn’t it amazing how the mind focuses on the one difficult night you experienced rather than the seven nights of good sleep you had? Ups and downs are a normal part of the process — if you can avoid the temptation to react and make changes in response to a difficult night your sleep will soon get back on track all by itself!
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When you have insomnia, keep looking forward and avoid dwelling on the setbacks and difficult nights.
If you have insomnia, what happens tonight is far less important than what you do today and tonight.
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