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Neuroscience says this is what happens to your brain when you don’t get enough sleep

First, you lose the subjective ability to judge what's happening

Newsroom July 11 11:02

Let’s start with a story. See if it sounds familiar. But be forewarned: There’s a surprise twist at the end.

It’s about an entrepreneur. We’ll call her Sally. Like many entrepreneurs, Sally sometimes gets overcommitted and overstretched.

One week, for example, she has an important client presentation, plus a new product rollout, and a big deadline on a project that could really make the difference for her company.

At the same time, she’s balancing life: family, fitness, friends, health, and self-care.

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Something has to give, and it’s her sleep schedule that goes first. She stays up late, gets up early, burns the candle at both ends to get things done.

Then the weekend comes, and she crashes: sleeps in, maybe gets to bed early. By Sunday evening, she feels rested, refreshed, and rejuvenated — ready to tackle the new week.

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