Focus areas

Morning and evening rituals · Sleep hygiene · Breathwork · Circadian living · Mindful routines

Background

Sarah has been writing about wellness for most of the last decade, a stretch that covers the rise and fall of more morning routines than she can count. She is less interested in the newest protocol than in what a reader can sustain through a hard Monday.

Her writing focuses on the overlap between what research supports and what people actually manage to do. She has tested a lot of routines herself — mouth taping, cold exposure, the 10-3-2-1 sleep framework, three separate interpretations of morning pages — and keeps a small notebook of which ones survived past week three.

She lives in the Pacific Northwest, drinks her coffee with L-theanine most mornings, and believes the 4:30pm November sunset is a legitimate reason to restructure an afternoon.

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