Using AI to Solve Sleep Issues

Reverse Engineer Your Purpose

Finding your purpose can feel overwhelming when you only ask what you love. But sometimes the clearer path starts with what you hate. In this episode, we look at how resistance, frustration, and what drains you can reveal what you value — and point you back toward the work that puts you in the pocket and on fire.

The Ordinary Things

When life feels chaotic, the smallest routines can become anchors. This episode is a reminder that brushing your teeth, making your bed, taking a walk, and keeping a simple evening rhythm are not meaningless. They help your nervous system feel safe, steady, and connected when everything else feels uncertain.

Number One Sleep Fix - Your Body Hates Guessing

A short episode on why consistent sleep and wake times matter. Your body sleeps better when it can predict when to shut down, repair, and start again. The goal is not perfection—it is giving your nervous system a rhythm it can trust.

The 10-3-2-1-0 Formula: Your Nighttime Countdown to Better Sleep

Better sleep does not start when your head hits the pillow. It starts hours before. In this episode, we break down the simple 10-3-2-1-0 formula: when to stop caffeine, food, work, screens, and snoozing so your body and brain can actually shut down at night. Use this as a practical evening routine reset:  10 hours before bed: no caffeine 3 hours before bed: no heavy food or alcohol 2 hours before bed: no work 1 hour before bed: no screens 0: no snooze button in the morning This is not about being perfect. It is about giving your future self a fighting chance before the day even begins.

Using AI to Solve Sleep Issues

Feeling tired does not automatically mean sleep is the whole problem. In this episode, Justin breaks down a simple sleep-first fatigue audit: track your sleep, energy, symptoms, caffeine, food, and timing for seven days, then use AI to look for patterns. The goal is not to let AI diagnose you. The goal is to stop guessing and start seeing whether your fatigue is really a sleep issue—or a signal to investigate something deeper.  referenced article: https://metalearn.substack.com/p/i-solved-my-mystery-fatigue-with-ai