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Starting a self-care routine that works

February 23,2025
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By Josephine Agbonkhese

The world is fast-paced and extremely hectic. With all the stress you face daily therefore, it’s necessary to have “you” times to relax and recharge.

Otherwise, you may begin to feel stressed, unhappy, or overwhelmed. Self-care includes activities such as eating healthy food, going on vacation, doing a hobby you enjoy, sleeping, hitting the gym, reading, and journaling— all of which are more important now more than ever! Here are tips to starting and building a self-care routine that works.

Assess your needs

Evaluate your general well-being. What would make you a better person in any aspect? What parts of your life do you want to improve on? Losing some weight? Sleeping early? Make a list of these things.

Create a self-care plan

Now, think about the activities that will help you become a better person and find ways to input them in your day-to-day life. For instance, if your goal is to lose excess weight, waking up an hour earlier every morning and jogging for 30 minutes will help. If music is how you unwind, spend at least 30 minutes every day doing nothing but listening to music.

Start small

You don’t have to hit all your goals at once. Indulge in one or two acts of self-care daily and be consistent. In no time, your efforts will pay off!

Evaluate your progress

Has your self-care routine been working for you? Do you feel happier or healthier? If your answer is no, go back to the drawing board. If your answer is somewhere satisfactory, you can do better to maintain the routine.

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