self care
For a healthy mind, body, and soul.
LEAVES ON A STREAM
There was first a time, a very long stretch of time, when I felt that I was living life as I should. Each and every day I would wake up, do my daily errands, finish my work and go to bed. It’s true that I felt a lot of stress and strain. But I felt that it was healthy for me, as I believed that work was what life was all about. As for pleasure, it was my genuine belief that fun only came from achieving weekly allowances, credentials and other positivities from working; and by that I mean working very hard.
By Rebecca Sharrock6 years ago in Longevity
My routine to live up to my days
The human body is mostly made up of water, and mine is no exception to it, which is why I consistently start my day by drinking a couple of glass of water, usually spaced out throughout the early morning. I've also gotten more consistent with my workouts, as I'm thinking of possibly joining a branch of the military, and we all know that being in your best shape should be a plus. And as Bruce Lee said, our body is water and our mind is our body, therefore my mind is water, and I am water.
By Unidentified Writer6 years ago in Longevity
The Morning Routine
In no way do I want to come off braggadocious when I delve into the details of my morning routine and how wonderful it makes me feel. The goal here is to INSPIRE. Although I could be more consistent (working my way up to consistency, life happens) my morning routine is my holy grail, and It sets the tone for my day. I can survive a day or two of skipping it but by day three, I am easily wrapped up in my emotions and thoughts - the way people act towards me, negative feelings, and painful memories. I have to remind myself, ah yes... had I not flaked on my routine, this all could have been quite different.
By Mandy Salcedo6 years ago in Longevity
Glow from Within
Because I'm an author and entrepreneur, I can set my own schedule. This gives me a great amount of flexibility but it also means that it's up to me to be sure that I stick to a routine that's productive if I expect to accomplish my goals. I use technology extensively in goal tracking and planning, write with tools that make that writing process easy, meditate, exercise, eat right, and stick to a bedtime routine. I also fill my day with positive affirmations and plenty of time to get in everything that I love to do. I created a personal plan that works great for me so far. Here are some details about my routine:
By Stacy Davenport6 years ago in Longevity
Showing Up With Love
Mornings are sacred. Sacred because of the birds that wake up early with me, sacred because of the freshness of a new day. What's become important to me in the morning is creating a tone - the tone of a morning follows you throughout your day, your week and your life. We all know that we have the power to shift our state of being, but few of us take the time to do this regularly. We don't know how, or we're tired, or we're distracted.
By Lindsay Clark6 years ago in Longevity
5 Steps to De-Stressing & Feeling Good. Third Place in Glow from Within Challenge.
When it comes to self-care and self-development, I will often consider them as one. For me, self-care doesn’t have to refer to a skincare routine or painting my nails but can refer to a spectrum of activities that make me feel better about myself and my direction in life. Whilst I am partial to a pamper, when I want to make myself feel better or pay myself particular attention, I often find myself leaning towards self-development/self-help practices.
By Sophia Carey6 years ago in Longevity
A Morning Routine For Your Soul, Heart, Nerve, and Sinew. First Place in Glow from Within Challenge.
If you're like me, my morning routine sets the pace for the rest of the day. If I don't get my morning mushroom mix, I'm easily irritated. If I don't have music playing, my body and mind will wander aimlessly. Like most of my friends and others that I know, when they don't get their coffee to start their day, the withdrawal symptoms are awful.
By Kirk Pineda, LMHC (aka "DEUXQANE")6 years ago in Longevity
4 Ways to Improve Your Health That Actually Work
There are plenty of reasons to improve your health and wellness, but it is something that is often easier said than done. Instead of falling for the next wellness trend, learn the healthy lifestyle choices that can impact both your physical and emotional well being. Whether you have been diagnosed with a health condition or you are just done with feeling sick or tired all the time, there are effective ways to improve your health.
By Sasha McGregor6 years ago in Longevity









