Jet lag can be overcome by using a "Happy Light".
This is also known as a SAD lightbox, used for Seasonal Affective Disorder.
These full spectrum lights help readjust your circadian rhythms.
Assuming you mean 'jet-lag' - the best way is to gradually shift your sleep pattern before you travel - so that it matches the time zone of the country you'll be travelling to.
For me, the only way to get back into my normal sleep pattern when I have jet lag is to stay awake through the entire day or night that I return and go to sleep at my normal time the following day.
In my opinion, there are no good ways to avoid jet lag other than to adjust your travel such that you avoid it all together. The way to do this is to travel slower and/or in shorter segments. For instance, you could stop off on the west coast for a couple of days, then Hawaii for a couple of days on your way to Japan. Travel by boat, because it's slower and allows the body time to adjust is an excellent way to avoid jet lag. Unfortunately, most folks don't have the luxury of traveling like this, especially business travelers. There are, however, a number of ways you can ameliorate the effects of jet lag, such as traveling in a westerly direction (again, if you have the option), drinking lots of water (not alcohol), getting plenty of rest before you travel, and, if you're a business traveler, arriving a couple of days early to allow your biological clock to adjust before conducting business. The link below takes you to the Mayo Clinic website that discusses jet lag. It has a lot of good suggestions that can make your symptoms shorter and less severe, but there is no sure-fire way to avoid jet lag altogether other than to structure your travel as suggested above.
In my opinion, there are no good ways to avoid jet lag other than to adjust your travel such that you avoid it all together. The way to do this is to travel slower and/or in shorter segments. For instance, you could stop off on the west coast for a couple of days, then Hawaii for a couple of days on your way to Japan. Travel by boat, because it's slower and allows the body time to adjust is an excellent way to avoid jet lag. Unfortunately, most folks don't have the luxury of traveling like this, especially business travelers. There are, however, a number of ways you can ameliorate the effects of jet lag, such as traveling in a westerly direction (again, if you have the option), drinking lots of water (not alcohol), getting plenty of rest before you travel, and, if you're a business traveler, arriving a couple of days early to allow your biological clock to adjust before conducting business. The link below takes you to the Mayo Clinic website that discusses jet lag. It has a lot of good suggestions that can make your symptoms shorter and less severe, but there is no sure-fire way to avoid jet lag altogether other than to structure your travel as suggested above.
The best way is to take a jet airplane.
You can try engaging in class discussions, taking notes to stay focused, asking questions to clarify doubts, or finding ways to make the material more interesting to you. Additionally, you could explore extracurricular activities that capture your interest and provide a break from the monotony of traditional classes.
Drink Water
He pushed McGee out of the way when a car is about to hit them Source: Season 7 Episode 13 (Jet Lag)
The best way to overcome fear is to face your fear head on.
The best way to overcome boredom in an organization is to keep things lively. Have healthy competition for prizes, or for recognition within the organization.
The best way to overcome the dangers of static electricity is to use proper grounding so that the accumulated charges are discharged.
There is no one "best" company. There are, however, many good ones. It depends on what you are looking for, your budget, what your needs are, and the country/s you have in mind. Sometimes private jet charter can be a cost effective way to travel compared to jet ownership.