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Most sleep advice focuses on how much you sleep. But according to Matthew Walker, that may not be the most important question. The one thing he'd want you to take away? Regularity. Not a strict set of rules. The reason behind them. Your brain has a 24-hour internal clock. And that clock doesn't just tolerate consistency — it depends on it. It expects regular signals. It functions best when it gets them. As Matthew Walker explains, it's not about perfection. It's about understanding why regularity matters in the first place. Because when you understand the reason, the habit tends to follow. If you could only fix one thing about your sleep, this might be it. Explore the full conversation, out now on all major streaming platforms.

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