Jet lag planning is easier before travel than after arrival. If the target schedule is earlier, bring morning light forward and reduce late evening brightness. If it is later, shift the cues in the opposite direction cautiously.
The useful step size is modest. Moving the clock fifteen to thirty minutes per day is easier to repeat than forcing a two-hour change in one night.
Light timing works alongside meals, obligations and travel fatigue. Keep the plan simple enough to follow.
What to try tonight
- Choose one cue: light, screen boundary, temperature, humidity or airflow.
- Keep the sleep target and morning note simple.
- Repeat the change before judging it.






