Wouldn't it be nice to fall asleep as soon as your head hits the pillow? Unfortunately, loads of people spend hours tossing and turning at night trying to fall asleep. Of course, one bad night's sleep is usually not something to worry about. Our body is smart enough to automatically sleep a little deeper the next night to make up for it. The problem arises when you do this more than once in a row. Suppose you have had several busy days, resulting in you going to bed an hour later every day. By the end of the week, you are missing 7 hours of sleep. Not only does this make you much less productive during the day, but not getting enough sleep is also linked to conditions like burnout and depression. So, if you are looking for ways to avoid this, read on as we will share some tips on how to sleep better.