The Sleep You're Longing for - Wytsma, Ken
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Many of us overlook the power of sleep--until we struggle to get enough of it. Our culture glorifies productivity and achievement, yet millions suffer from chronic exhaustion, stress, and anxiety. If we could sleep better, could we live better? Ken Wytsma, an author and educator who has grappled with every sleep issue imaginable, believes we can. In this fresh and empowering guide, he considers the significance of sleep--not just as a health necessity but also as a spiritual and creative foundation for well-being. Weaving together personal storytelling, historical vignettes, and spiritual…mehr

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Many of us overlook the power of sleep--until we struggle to get enough of it. Our culture glorifies productivity and achievement, yet millions suffer from chronic exhaustion, stress, and anxiety. If we could sleep better, could we live better? Ken Wytsma, an author and educator who has grappled with every sleep issue imaginable, believes we can. In this fresh and empowering guide, he considers the significance of sleep--not just as a health necessity but also as a spiritual and creative foundation for well-being. Weaving together personal storytelling, historical vignettes, and spiritual insights on the hidden power of rest, Wytsma - explores why sleep deprivation harms our physical, mental, and spiritual well-being; - explains how rest fuels happiness, creativity, resilience, and a life of service to others; - shows that reclaiming the gift of sleep is an invitation to the good life; and - offers practical wisdom for overcoming sleep struggles. This is a compassionate, encouraging, and fascinating guide for anyone looking to escape the cycle of exhaustion and rediscover the joy of a well-rested life.
Autorenporträt
Ken Wytsma is a writer and teacher with a love for exploring how history, philosophy, and culture shape the way we live today. He has spent nearly two decades speaking and teaching at universities and conferences around the world, inviting people into deeper conversations about meaning and purpose. A natural storyteller, Ken blends research with personal reflection to make big ideas approachable and engaging. He is also an entrepreneur who has started organizations, guided nonprofits, and launched creative projects that connect people across disciplines and communities. When he's not writing or teaching, Ken can often be found in Oregon's Willamette Valley enjoying the outdoors, good conversation, and time with his wife and four daughters.