21/10/2026
If you're a self-labelled light sleeper, it's important to know that this doesn't happen by chance. It's a byproduct of the choices that you make
Generally, there are two key reasons contributing to these sleep patterns.
1. There are things that you're doing, choices that you make, or things that you're exposing yourself to late at night, which is preventing adequate melatonin production. That is essential for entering deep sleep and remaining asleep for as long as possible.
You might be able to get to sleep, but if you wake up in the middle of the night, then this is likely the case.
2. And just as common is your inability to reflect and process your thoughts in a way that allows you to switch off psychologically and settle at night without unwanted thoughts and feelings on your mind, preventing you from getting a good night's sleep.