I’m a psychologist – the side of the bed you sleep on reveals if you’re logical or creative, and who’ll make more money
ACCORDING to one psychologist, your preference for one side of the bed is wired into you – and it can reveal other aspects of your personality.
Whether you sleep on the left side of the bed or the right can reflect your creativity, how grounded you are, and how much money you’re likely to earn, the expert said.
Ryan and Daniel Omoto host the podcast Just the Nobodys, and in a clip from a recent episode shared on TikTok, they discussed the work of psychologist Hope Bastine.
Daniel explained the phenomenon to his brother Ryan, describing Bastine’s work in detail.
“Psychologist and sleep expert Hope Bastine found in studies that the side of the bed you decide to sleep on actually tells a lot about who you are as a person,” Daniel said.
“She said that the people who sleep on the left side are actually more cheerful, confident, and are harder workers than people who sleep on the right,” Daniel revealed.
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“I guess it’s time to start sleeping on the left side, huh?” Ryan, who sleeps on the right side of the bed, joked.
“She did say that people who sleep on the right side are more grounded people,” Daniel added.
And there’s one major benefit that right-side sleepers have over their peers.
“An article said that people who sleep on the right side will make more money than people who sleep on the left,” Daniel claimed.
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“Never mind, I’ll stay on the right,” Ryan said.
Daniel cited different research that seemed to support Bastine’s theory.
“Another study found that people who sleep on the right side are more logical and analytical,” he explained.
Meanwhile, the research indicated that “People who sleep on the left side are more creative and imaginative,” he said.
Ryan restated his intention to keep sleeping on the right side of the bed.
That’s when Daniel revealed that the right side is his preference, too – so the brothers can both hope to see financial success in their futures.