When it comes to actually being mentally well, there's no
shortage of self-care strategies out there, but not everyone has the time and
money to spend on a wellness retreat or horse therapy or crystals that may or
may not chill you out.
Today I'll continue a series of ideas that you can do to help keep your mind, body and soul feeling good. (or at least less stressed)
Feel free to share your thoughts and ideas.
(This is from a self.com article)
Day Three: Borrow Things from Vacation
Think about things you only enjoy on vacation. Then inject a little of that into your daily life.
Today I'll continue a series of ideas that you can do to help keep your mind, body and soul feeling good. (or at least less stressed)
Feel free to share your thoughts and ideas.
(This is from a self.com article)
Day Three: Borrow Things from Vacation
Think about things you only enjoy on vacation. Then inject a little of that into your daily life.
We tend to have a more chill outlook on everything when
we're on vacation. You replace the gym with swimming and walking, dinner
consists of potlucks with new friends or dining at a quaint little bistro, and
your email (hopefully) has an out-of-office reply. What if we took just a
little bit of that mentality and made it the rule - rather than the exception?
Maybe that means skipping the gym to go for a simple run in the park, turning
your phone on Do Not Disturb between the hours of 10 p.m. and 7 a.m. or simply
reading outside for a little while. Obviously
it won't make you feel like you're on vacation, but it might help you reclaim
your time.
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