Einstein’s ‘almost-sleep’ secret; 5 ways it lifts grades; study smarter
Einstein’s quiet ritual of drifting between wakefulness and sleep revealed a hidden truth about learning: creativity thrives in the in-between. Neuroscience now calls this the hypnagogic state—a fleeting moment when logic loosens and imagination ignites. Studies show this phase heightens insight, strengthens memory, and sharpens focus, making it a powerful tool for modern learners.
