Why You Sleep Enough Hours but Still Wake Up Tired
By Jim Kwik
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Most people think good sleep is about getting 8 hours. But if your bedroom is overstimulating your nervous system, you can sleep all night and still wake up foggy and drained. In this episode of the Kwik Brain Podcast, I sit down with Jack Dell’Accio, CEO and Founder of @EssentiaOrganicMattress and a certified Sleep Coach who has spent more than two decades optimizing sleep for elite performers. Jack has worked closely with top athletes across the NBA, NFL, MLS, and NHL, helping them improve reaction time, recovery, and cognitive performance through better sleep quality. Because sleep is one of the most crucial components of peak performance. And the wrong environment can keep your brain stuck in light sleep, pull you out of deep sleep and REM, and quietly sabotage your memory, focus, mood, and recovery, even if you are doing everything else right. In this episode, you will learn: ✅ Why “8 hours” of sleep can still leave you exhausted ✅ The difference between sleep hygiene and s
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