Sue Hawkes, previously published this below on the YESS! blog.
- Read more. If it’s been a while, indulge. You can learn or go on a journey in a book.
- Practice great self-care. Drink water, exercise/manage stress with activity, meditate, journal (gratitude journaling at times like these is critical), take your vitamins, eat healthier, cook your own meals and make them healthy, sleep/rest more, and connect with friends virtually or on the phone.It’s not a quarantine, and this is a step to prevent it.
- Only go out with others if necessary. It won’t harm you, and when you’re too busy, you crave this time alone!
- Make a list for home and work on all the things you can improve. Seize this opportunity.Cook. Most of us complain we eat out because we don’t have time. Well…
- Take an online class. Whether exercise or otherwise, it’s a great time to learn. Linked-In has some great courses.
- Enjoy your hobby(ies). You don’t have one? Yay – another opportunity!Help others. You forget about the challenges when you’re in service to others.
- Do something to help someone who may need it – there are many who won’t ask and need help.
- Ask for help if YOU need it. Seriously, people are willing and able, but not always aware. ASK.
- Stay away from anyone and anything that doesn’t move you forward.
- Find jokes, memes, great posts, and share the good news. It’s contagious.
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