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    How To Stay Motivated When Feeling Stressed

    December 22, 2020

    Life is full of ups and downs. Sometimes, it is natural to lose motivation. But how often do you find yourself losing motivation, every day? once a week? or once a month? It is hard to stay motivated when you are stressed, and it is difficult to find joy unless you get that rest.

    Different things could be stressing you out. Life changes, uncertainties, overwhelming responsibilities, pressure, and more are just a few causes of stress. Fortunately, you can refuel your motivation without paying a penny.

    Our brain is powerful, and you can confront stress and rejuvenate your brain to stay motivated through life’s challenges.

    Here are some tips you can apply when it feels like you are on a low:

    #1 Go Outdoors

    Take advantage of the elements! Enjoy nature and bask in its warmth. Find a comfortable spot where you can relax and enjoy the weather. Rather than moping indoors, find time to go outside.

    #2 Eat Healthy

    Make a consistent effort to keep meals balanced. Be sure to control your portion. Eat more vegetables and fruits and take water instead of caffeinated drinks.

    #3 Prioritize

    Always map out a detailed schedule of what lies ahead each week. Creating a schedule encourages productivity. That way, you will know if a certain week is going to be stressful, and you can prepare for it.

    #4 Create a Reward System

    At the end of each week, find a way to reward yourself. Whether it is a weekend getaway or a special outing with friends, simply do something that brings you joy!

    And every time you feel those little worries creeping in, remember;

    Worrying never robs tomorrow of its sorrow; it only saps today of its joy.

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