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How can i break the habit of staying up very late and sleeping in the daytime?
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Sleep cycle: Try changing your schedule slowly by staying up an hour later each day and waking up also an hour later. You should be back on a normal schedule in 2 weeks. Changing 2 hours at a time will help you do it faster.
Answered 2/21/2014
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