When the clocks “fall back,” we’re technically gaining an hour of sleep — yet somehow, many of us feel more tired, foggy, or off-balance than refreshed. The earlier sunsets, darker mornings, and shifting routines can quietly influence our mood, motivation, sleep, and even our social rhythms and routines. This seasonal transition is more than an inconvenience — it’s a physiological and psychological shift. But the good news? With mindful strategies, compassion for ourselves, a

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