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Marguerite Ward,Erin McDowellJun 10, 2020, 21:34 IST
Every night before bed, Bill Gates makes a point of reading for one hour.zz/PBG/AAD/STAR MAX/IPx
Everyone knows that getting enough sleep is important, but the things you do right before bed can also set you up for success the following day.
It can be difficult to fall asleep if you're stressed, which is why it may be key to adopt new routines to help reduce anxiety before bed.
From taking a hot bath to writing out the next day's to-do list, successful people have a number of nighttime rituals that may lead to their success.
We rounded up 15 things that highly successful people do right before bed.
The last thing you do before bed tends to have a significant impact on your mood and energy level the next day, as it often determines how well and how much you sleep.
But it can be difficult to fall asleep if you're stressed. This is especially true now, as many Americans struggle to cope with nationwide unrest.
There are some strategies you can adopt to help yourself relax before bed. Good bedtime routines are key for successful people, who depend on getting enough sleep to help them through their busy days.
Business Insider gathered pre-sleep rituals from business leaders like Sheryl Sandberg and Bill Gates. Here are 15 of the most effective.
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They read.
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They unplug completely.
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They disconnect from work.
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They make a to-do list.
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They spend time with family.
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They spend quality time with their partners.
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They go for an evening stroll.
People use night vision goggles to look at the night sky during an Unidentified Flying Object (UFO) tour in the desert outside Sedona, Arizona February 14, 2013. Picture taken February 14, 2013.
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They reflect on the good things from the day.
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They picture tomorrow's success.
Sleeping in is a common way for people to ruin their Monday morning productivity.
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