I have always struggled with my sleep. My Oura Ring sleep tracking tells me that I am an evening chronotype. This means I’m pretty much a night owl — a biological preference for staying up late and having lazy mornings in bed (I don’t make the rules).

But the traditional 9-to-5 early mornings can be a bit tricky. No matter how many times I try to go to bed earlier, I just end up staring at the ceiling for what feels like a lifetime. And then when my alarm eventually goes off to get me out of the house bright and early, I am groggy and pretty disagreeable.

So I started to look for ways to get my sleep score up. My Oura Ring feedback was a great help in getting me off the mark. I eat earlier so my metabolism doesn’t spike in the night, and I pay attention to how my hormone cycle affects th

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