1. Protect your sleep routine
Aim for a regular bedtime and wake time, including weekends. Dim the lights and put screens away for the last hour of the evening so your body can wind down.
2. Eat on a steady rhythm
Build meals around protein, fibre and healthy fats, and avoid long gaps between meals. Steadier eating can help you avoid the mid afternoon crash.
3. Move a little every day
A 15 to 20 minute walk, ideally in daylight, is a great start. Gentle, consistent movement tends to help more than occasional intense effort.