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How can you fall asleep right away at night?
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The military method, most recently brought back to mainstream attention by Sharon Ackman, a writer for Medium, comes from Lloyd Bud Winter’s book “Relax and Win: Championship Performance” (1981). During World War II, Winter developed a relaxation technique that is said to have helped the U.S. Navy preflight school airmen fall asleep in 120 seconds. Stress and sleep deprivation had impacted their judgment, rationale, and decision making. The military method, most recently brought back to mainstream attention by Sharon Ackman, a writer for Medium, comes from Lloyd Bud Winter’s book “Relax and Win: Championship Performance” (1981). During World War II, Winter developed a relaxation technique that is said to have helped the U.S. Navy preflight school airmen fall asleep in 120 seconds. Stress and sleep deprivation had impacted their judgment, rationale, and decision making. The military method, most recently brought back to mainstream attention by Sharon Ackman, a writer for Medium, comes from Lloyd Bud Winter’s book “Relax and Win: Championship Performance” (1981). During World War II, Winter developed a relaxation technique that is said to have helped the U.S. Navy preflight school airmen fall asleep in 120 seconds. Stress and sleep deprivation had impacted their judgment, rationale, and decision making. The military method, most recently brought back to mainstream attention by Sharon Ackman, a writer for Medium, comes from Lloyd Bud Winter’s book “Relax and Win: Championship Performance” (1981). During World War II, Winter developed a relaxation technique that is said to have helped the U.S. Navy preflight school airmen fall asleep in 120 seconds. Stress and sleep deprivation had impacted their judgment, rationale, and decision making. The military method, most recently brought back to mainstream attention by Sharon Ackman, a writer for Medium, comes from Lloyd Bud Winter’s book “Relax and Win: Championship Performance” (1981). During World War II, Winter developed a relaxation technique that is said to have helped the U.S. Navy preflight school airmen fall asleep in 120 seconds. Stress and sleep deprivation had impacted their judgment, rationale, and decision making. The military method, most recently brought back to mainstream attention by Sharon Ackman, a writer for Medium, comes from Lloyd Bud Winter’s book “Relax and Win: Championship Performance” (1981). During World War II, Winter developed a relaxation technique that is said to have helped the U.S. Navy preflight school airmen fall asleep in 120 seconds. Stress and sleep deprivation had impacted their judgment, rationale, and decision making.
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