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What are simple ways to recharge your batteries?

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Hey hunters! Being involved in work for a long period of time leads to feeling exhausted and emotionally drained. But for our physical and mental well-being it is vital to take a few minutes each day to recharge our batteries to find the energy to get on with whatever lies ahead. Personally, I prefer taking a short walk with music. And how do you recharge your batteries to stay productive?
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Vanshika Chaturvedi
I read it long ago somewhere (otherwise I would have shared a direct link to it) It basically meant something like- If you are physically tired, mental activity will relax you and if you are mentally tired, physical activity will relax you! So when I am really tired with studies, work, and everything mentally exhausting- I do some quick on-the-spot exercises or take a short brisk walk or just take a 5-minute break and stretch like a cat just waking up from sleep- works wonders for me!
Daria
@vanshika_chaturvedi Yes, I've also read about it and I think it really works! Thanks a lot for reminding me this!
Lucia Liu
Good food and friends for sure🤩
Daria
@lucialiusy Sure! Thanks!
Fariz Hakim
Sometimes I just stare into nothing actually and try my best not to "think". I would also go for a walk if it's sunny and sit/stand under the sun.
Daria
@fariz_hakim Thanks for sharing!
Angi Bowman
- Setting boundaries to avoid work seeping into home life. If I'm constantly having to work late, my manager needs to know and I need to re-evaluate my work load. - Making sleep a priority. You can't recharge your batteries if you're running on empty. - Getting outside. A walk around the block does wonders for my battery, especially if it's with my wonderful husband. It's a time to vent, exercise and load up on that vitamin D! - Remembering to enjoy life. This means taking PTO and step away from the office and work to laugh with my kids, spend time with my husband, etc. - DANCING! I love zumba and werq. If I can burn calories, recharge my batteries and feel better? BONUS! For me, the daily recharge is fine but focusing on the healthy habits is where it's at.
Daria
@lucky__angi Wow, it is so helpful! Thank you a lot for your answer!
Stanislav Kirdey
for me, it is staying away from the phone, news, and just reducing digital intake
Daria
@keer Yeah, I sometimes feel so tired from my phone. Thanks for sharing!
Brittany Joiner {Britt the Builder}
Take the pup for a walk! And also just sometimes even taking a short nap. I used to not believe in naps but recently I've started getting more into short ones (less than 30 min) and even though I don't totally fall asleep, it really does feel restful and recharging. I look up YouTube videos for 30 min meditation for naps and i find it really relaxing and helps me wake up ready to tackle the afternoon.
Daria
@britt_joiner Interesting way! Thanks for sharing!
Ann
Go out for walks, listening to guided meditation, small stretch exercises, etc.
Daria
@tzuan Thank you!
Malcolm Jack
WFH really helps with this. Most days I'm out watering the garden over lunch time - getting a bit of sun (Vit D) every day. Once or twice a week I take and extended break and go for a run / bike ride - something that gets the heart going. What I could be doing better is getting more sleep - but with a day job + side project + family - this is the area of a little compromise (about 7 hours when I should be aiming 8 - 9)
Daria
@malcolm_jack Yeah, sleep is really important! Thanks a lot for sharing!
Nishith from True Sparrow
A quick game of Wordle.
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