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]]>As Anne recalled, it was during a trip to Vietnam that she was unable to sleep. Still, she didn’t let this ruin her fun. “The time change allowed me to stay up until sunrise, drinking beer along the tarp-covered city streets in a rainstorm. I can thank jet lag for a handful of core vacation memories,” she recalled.
Anne explained that whenever she returns to her home in New York City after a long-distance trip, she often wakes up very early in the morning. Instead of trying to head back to sleep, she used this to her advantage, getting a headstart on work and even going for a brisk walk to get some exercise in.
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]]>While jet lag can have you up at the weirdest hours, there’s actually a silver lining there if you choose to find it. You’re in a unique position to actually rewire your entire internal clock. For instance, if you’ve been trying to wake up earlier every day but have been struggling to do so, this jet-lag experience can be the very thing you were waiting for.
Lo and behold, you actually are up earlier in the morning—and although it’s only because of the jet lag, you can maintain that momentum when the jet lag starts to go away. As your body starts to get used to the timezone that you’re in, you can simply continue to wake up earlier, and it’ll be easier to do it because you’re in the flow of it.
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]]>The post Why You Should Actually Embrace Jet Lag Instead of Fighting it appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>As Anne recalled, it was during a trip to Vietnam that she was unable to sleep. Still, she didn’t let this ruin her fun. “The time change allowed me to stay up until sunrise, drinking beer along the tarp-covered city streets in a rainstorm. I can thank jet lag for a handful of core vacation memories,” she recalled.
Anne explained that whenever she returns to her home in New York City after a long-distance trip, she often wakes up very early in the morning. Instead of trying to head back to sleep, she used this to her advantage, getting a headstart on work and even going for a brisk walk to get some exercise in.
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]]>The post Can You Use Jet Lag to Your Advantage? appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>While jet lag can have you up at the weirdest hours, there’s actually a silver lining there if you choose to find it. You’re in a unique position to actually rewire your entire internal clock. For instance, if you’ve been trying to wake up earlier every day but have been struggling to do so, this jet-lag experience can be the very thing you were waiting for.
Lo and behold, you actually are up earlier in the morning—and although it’s only because of the jet lag, you can maintain that momentum when the jet lag starts to go away. As your body starts to get used to the timezone that you’re in, you can simply continue to wake up earlier, and it’ll be easier to do it because you’re in the flow of it.
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