Posted on September 10, 2019 at 12:12 PM by Sadye Scott-Hainchek
A mattress and sleep-product review site may not be the most scientific source of a survey, but we love its findings so much that we’ll share anyway.
Sleep Junkie surveyed 1,000 people about their bedtime reading habits, and it found that bedtime readers:
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Were more likely to be satisfied with their sleep quality (76 percent versus 64 percent).
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Earned more money ($39,779 annually, versus $36,094).
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Made healthy choices more often, as they’re 12 percent more likely to eat a healthy diet, 14 percent more likely to engage in “healthy recreation,” and 8 percent more likely to book (and keep) medical appointments.
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Have a positive outlook on life (79 percent versus 59 percent).
Learn more about the bedtime reading survey in Real Simple. You can also read the actual study here.