What position to sleep in to increase finances

“Dear ladies, it will now be much easier to find a well-off life partner! You can no longer ask uncomfortable questions on a first date. Just invite a date over for the night and watch him sleep! – that’s how I would start this article if I were writing it with the intention of getting more angry comments and thereby boosting the site’s rankings.

But no. The topic of financial well-being should not be so trivial. So we will do without pathos and comic examples of clickbait.

And yet in this article we will tell you exactly what position it is better to sleep at night and how sleep affects a person’s financial situation.



However, it is worth warning right away: if you are a fan of long and boring theoretical blocks, this article is clearly not for you.

Here you will find only real figures and research evidence that rich people sleep differently than middle-income people, which, in particular, multiplies their income.

According to the results of a study published on the British portal OnBuy, between the position of the human body during sleep, and its financial viability can be caught a direct link.



In a survey conducted by researchers of this phenomenon, more than 5,000 people took part. All were asked to answer questions about what position they sleep most often, how long their sleep lasts, and what time they usually wake up.

After processing the data, the researchers came to the conclusion that more successful people are characterized by the same manner of sleep. 29% of high-income participants reported sleeping on their stomachs.



And another 23% of Plutos’ favorites consider the “soldier’s position” to be the most comfortable for sleeping – lying quietly on your back with your arms and legs outstretched.

By the way, these poses experts consider the most optimal for quality night rest. Since in them the body is most relaxed and is in its usual position.



As for sleeping on the side, or the so-called posture of the embryo, according to the results of the study, it turned out that this is the most favorite among participants with middle or low income.



In addition, after a long analysis and processing of all the data, another interesting relationship emerged. It turned out that wealthy people usually sleep 22 minutes longer than those whose level of income is lower. On the contrary, the rich wake up half an hour earlier than the less well-off participants in the experiment.



After reading the popular science book “Why do we sleep”, it is easy to guess why all this happens. Its author describes in detail all the processes that occur in the body during sleep. It also explains why it is so important to monitor the quality and duration of your sleep.

Matthew Walker argues that even minimal sleep deprivation negatively affects a person’s productivity. Because of this, the ability to increase your income to a minimum.