Sleep Better Tonight (An Eddicted Event)
For energy, focus and peace of mind
Many busy adults are doing their best to get quality sleep. Yet we often go to bed with a racing mind, wake up at 3 am, or get 7 hours of sleep and feel anything but rested. Over time, this can lead to fatigue, health issues and reduced performance.
Modern work culture, the need for me time, and adulting responsibilities all make it hard to have a consistent routine. Even when we find the time, we're often not sure whether what we're doing is actually working.
This interactive workshop goes beyond generic sleep advice. We will build change-resilient habits that work for individuals. We will explore options for designing a bedtime routine that fits your personal needs and remains doable when the week gets messy.
Expect science-backed insights, guilt-free conversation and at least one practice you can apply to Sleep Better Tonight.
What We’ll Explore
🛏️ Why modern lifestyles quietly damage sleep quality
🛏️ The 3 “fixes” that continue to make people tired
🛏️ A 5-minute exercise to reset focus and calm the mind
🛏️ The 6 ways to unwind for overactive minds
🛏️ Practical strategies for sustainable sleep habits
Event Details
📅 May 21, 2026
⏰ 7:00 – 8:30 PM
📍 BookXcess OCBC Bank, Wisma Atria
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We’re capping attendance at 30 participants to preserve meaningful discussion, training and live Q&A.
Speaker
Joshua Wong is an integrated Sleep Coach certified by both Duke Health and the ICF (International Coaching Federation). He integrates both Life and Health Coaching to holistically improve energy and performance through behavioural medicine.
He protects the rest of fast-paced people from sleepless nights. Beyond the usual sleep hygiene hacks, he restores peace during busy periods through mind-body practices and better relationships.
Having worked across Asia as a regional change manager supporting thousands of colleagues, Joshua focuses on simple behavioural shifts that help busy professionals regain energy, focus and clarity in their daily lives.