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EPISODE · Apr 7, 2024 · 52 MIN

Optimising sleep for maximum productivity | Phil Learney

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Summary In this episode of the Perform Well Podcast, Nicholas Finch interviews Phil Learnie, a leading PT and founder of Human24, a nutrition brand focused on optimizing sleep and wake cycles. They discuss the importance of sleep for productivity and overall health, as well as the common sleep problems faced by individuals. Phil shares his insights on the impact of stimulants, light exposure, and work culture on sleep quality. He also explains the approach taken by Human24 to address sleep issues through education, ingredients, and circadian architecture. In this conversation, Phil discusses the importance of creating a morning routine for optimal health and productivity. He emphasizes the role of light exposure, hydration, and avoiding stimulants like caffeine immediately upon waking up. Phil also highlights the significance of order and structure in an entrepreneur's life to manage mental overwhelm and improve sleep. He shares his insights on the importance of communication skills and the need for entrepreneurs to create a sense of order amidst the disorder of running a business.

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