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Read for 30 minutes before sleep. Not just articles, but a real, paper-bound book. Helps with sleep, learning, memory, and reading comprehension in the future.
This combined with the other guy's "get a proper night's rest" is a tough one. I always try to read for a half hour, but end up getting absorbed and reading for 1 1/2 to 2 hours. I think I need to start reading drier books.
Or start reading earlier..
And write down every word you don't know.
I have an anki card deck of all those words and I've greatly expanded my vocab doing that for 1 minute every morning while I have coffee.
Helps with writing too.
This helped me alot back in the days and still doing it now