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Easy Ways to Integrate Self-Care into Your Daily Life

When it comes to self-care, we must all find a way to incorporate it into our lives. The concept of self-care is somewhat new to the mainstream awareness, so many people are still learning how to do it and what it really is. Taking care of oneself is the basis, but it extends to a true mindfulness and attention to one’s needs and wants. Many times, we are so preoccupied with helping everyone else that we place ourselves last on our to do lists. This can lead to a number of challenges, if you consistently work at a deficit of energy and attention to yourself. If you find yourself constantly burnt out, then you may be lacking in self-care. And if when you approach the idea of self-care, you aren’t even sure what your wants and needs are to begin with, it is definitely time for more self-care. But getting the process started can seem daunting, especially if this is your first time truly focusing on you. This is why approaching self-care simply is the best way to start. To learn how you can start to refuel your personal reservoir, check out these easy ways to integrate self-care into your daily life.

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Get up earlier in the morning

While it may seem like those couple of extra minutes of sleep make a huge difference, try getting up a little earlier instead. You may find that giving yourself just 30 more minutes in the morning can totally transform your routine. Whether it be exercise-related or organization, you do a lot with extra time in the morning. You can make a nice breakfast, go for a run, or make yourself to do lists. Or you can start your day off more zen, which could include reading, meditating, or doing some positive affirmations. Whatever you choose, you have the option to be intentional in any direction. The morning is a great time to carve out space, especially while your brain is fresh and you have the whole day ahead of you.