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Most advice about mornings tells you to squeeze every minute for outputguard the first hour fiercely. The writers I envy do the opposite.1
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Sahiti Is this stat up to date?
You Fixed, it's from the 2025 report.
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Strong opener. Worth citing the sleep study here?