Sometimes, when we feel bad after a rough night, we make it even worse without realizing it.

One way to think about this is with the idea of clean pain and dirty pain.

• Clean pain is the normal, unavoidable pain when something tough happens. For example, feeling tired after a bad night’s sleep, feeling sad when something disappointing happens, or worrying about the future. This kind of pain is just part of life.

• Dirty pain, however, is the pain we add on top of clean pain by how we react to it. Dirty pain comes from how we respond to the initial pain. For example, if you’re tired, you might start thinking, “I’ll never sleep well again,” or feel frustrated and beat yourself up. These reactions can make you feel much worse.

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One of the secrets to sleeping well again is learning to care less about how you sleep at night.

While this might sound odd, it works because a calm, less stressed mind helps your body feel more relaxed, making it easier to fall asleep.

When you worry less about sleep, your nervous system relaxes, allowing you to be in a better state for sleep.

Learning to be okay with some nights of poor sleep can help you stick to healthy sleep habits and improve your sleep over time.

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Getting ready for bed is an important part of getting your normal sleep back.

Wind down and relax about 45–60 minutes before your sleep window (the time you set aside for sleep).

This helps your body and mind shift from a busy day to a more restful state, which can support better sleep over time.

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