Beat the stress of returning to your routine and maintain your performance

You, first: Take the time you need

You've surely heard about self-care, in one way or another, in your daily life. And for good reason. If you don't set aside time for yourself and your needs, you'll be much more prone to feeling overwhelmed by the demands of routine. You can take a getaway, disconnect from your phone or spend more time outdoors, in contact with nature; the point is to get some fresh air for a while every day. If necessary, don't hesitate to get up a little earlier to enjoy this extra time for yourself. Your mind and body will thank you. Remember: "If the glass is empty, it pours no water".

Take the first step: Set aside time for daily self-care, digital disconnection and contact with nature to get some fresh air and avoid feeling overwhelmed by the demands of the new season.

Organize yourself well to avoid collapse

The better you organize yourself, the better you'll promote your well-being and mental health. Set aside a little time to write down everything you have to do within the longest possible timeframe, and update the list when any other obligation comes up. If you don't have a planner yet, keep in mind that it's a highly effective tool for reducing the stress of returning. Using your to-do list, you can draw up an action plan to complete all pending obligations on time without rushing.

Take the first step: Draw up a detailed planner, set clear priorities and design an action plan to complete your obligations on time without unnecessary rushing.

Pause through conscious breathing

Conscious breathing is a key tool for regulating stress. Choose three moments in the day to do eight minutes of abdominal breathing. Sometimes we spend entire days breathing just enough air to survive, but without oxygenating ourselves enough to regulate the nervous system. Stopping to breathe deeply is the fastest way to dispel the anxiety of the day. Introduce 8-minute micro-breaks of abdominal breathing per day to activate the parasympathetic system and dissolve anxiety.

Take the first step: Introduce daily micro-breaks of conscious abdominal breathing to regulate your nervous system and dispel the anxiety of the day.

Practice moderation and stimulate your circulation

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Rely on BEMER and optimize your energy and performance

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