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3 Ways To Balance Your Career With Self-Care

By Maria Bashi
Apr 18, 2018
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Finding the balance between your career and your personal life can be a slippery slope.  The demands coming at you from both extremes tend to leave much little for the other to thrive.

Depending on how big your role is in each area, you may even find yourself reaching a burnout if you don’t carefully balance your time and energy.

In order to do your best in any area of your life, it’s essential to give yourself the tools that you need.  Without self-care, our resources will quickly dry up and you won’t just lack the energy to put your best forward, but your family and professional life will both suffer.

Thinking of self-care as the oxygen mask in an airplane is the best way to draw a metaphor.  By giving first to yourself, you will be able to assist others. Here are some of the best ways to make sure that you balance self-care with the demands of your profession.

Work Out

Even though it can sound exhausting to finish a long day of work and have to work up a sweat, it will actually energize you even more.  When you get your heart rate up and sweat flowing it’s not only good for your overall physical health, but also for your mental health.

Getting your heart rate up with some cardio releases tension and stress.  When you don’t have anywhere to put this energy then you can start to feel overworked and overwhelmed.

If you’re not sure what kind of a workout would work best for you, you can take a look at different options of routines and equipment to choose from.  Browsing through the different kinds of exercises available to you will help you determine which is best for your lifestyle.

Pamper Yourself

It’s not only a good thing to pamper yourself once in a while, but it’s encouraged.  Taking time a few times a month to do something for yourself that makes you feel calm and rejuvenated is important.

This can be anything that means relaxation to you.  For some women, it may mean a pedicure. While for others it means sitting under a shady tree and simply staring into the clouds.  Letting yourself relax without looking at the clock doing whatever it is that you decide will reset your emotional levels and take you to a balanced state.

Work Hard

When you put your best effort forth in one of these areas, then you will feel less guilty about giving your all to the other as well.  Working hard all day and coming home to your family life should make it all that much easier to be able to settle into walking away from your job for the day and stepping into the role of your personal life.

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