Amazing Self-Care Tips You Will Love

Must read

Marleny Hucks
Marleny Huckshttp://MyrtleBeachSC.com
Marlene (or Marleny as she is known in Spanish) is a mentor, teacher, cross-cultural trainer, storyteller, writer, and for those who have been under her leadership or simply sat across the table from her, she is a mirror of destiny. Her love of word and image were formed early on by one of her heroes, Dr. Seuss. If you asked those who know her well, they would describe her a compassionate, funny, wise, curious, honest, real, strong, sensitive and totally human which comes out as she teaches and writes. She sees all of life, even the most mundane, through faith and believes that who we become as we live this side of the veil is what matters not the journey itself or our circumstances. Marleny Hucks has spent her life crossing bridges. She comes from a diverse background of ministry roles and contexts as well as has transitioned in and out of the business world. Having lived outside the country as well as traveled extensively she has a fascination with culture causes her to live her life within a global mosaic no matter where her feet are planted. Marlene currently lives in South Carolina with her husband David, who owns a news company but who she says is a “crime fighter”, bringing light into darkness in their systems of their city. Marleny currently works as a content management specialist covering Myrtle Beach News for MyrtleBeachSC News.

Self-care is often completely forgotten because everyone is so busy, and work schedules are so crazy. This is a shame and could even be a problem since self-care is something we all need to do to be happy, healthy, and take care of our mental health as well. It’s so important to think about that we’ve put together some easy tips for self-care that should make it much easier for you to make time for it. The most important changes come from the little things.

Make A Self-Care Kit 

A self-care kit has no tried-and-true elements. Really, it’s whatever makes you happy and whatever you know will help you feel better, whether you’re anxious, unhappy, or just not feeling your best.

Here are some ideas for what you can include in the kit:

• Aromatherapy candles

• Hair care products

• Your preferred tea

A chocolate bar

• A stress reliever – like a stress ball

• A gift certificate to your favorite retailer (you can buy it in advance and enjoy it later on)

Hide the kit away and use it to cheer yourself up when you’ve had a rough day. Just remember to refill everything if you use it, otherwise you may be disappointed the next time you need it.

Have A Makeover

Every once in a while, it’s a good idea to give ourselves a physical makeover. It’s important to make sure that how you express yourself as a person day to day matches how you feel, who you are, and who you’re proud to be.

This could mean getting a new outfit or entire new wardrobe. Perhaps you’ll learn more about what jewelry suits you and what necklace to wear with what neckline. It could be learning how to put the right makeup on or having your nails or hair done by a professional. 

Although you must only ever change or update your look if it’s something you want to do – don’t do it for someone else – it could be just what you need to destress and show yourself some self-care. 

Stimulate Your Mind 

Self-care means putting yourself first and taking a break from the busy world. So, you might think of spa days and massages when you hear that, but it doesn’t have to be like that at all. Self-care could mean taking up a new hobby.

Working all the time with little or no time to relax will make you sick. Having a hobby you enjoy and making time for it will give you much-needed breaks from everything else going on around you. This will help you feel less stressed and give your brain a boost. Or, you could choose a hobby that helps you stay in shape.

It doesn’t matter what kind of hobby you choose, as long as it’s something you enjoy and gives you a break from the stresses of everyday life.

Learn To Say No

A lot of us have a hard time saying no, since we feel compelled to say yes when someone asks us to do anything for them. Saying yes to loved ones or colleagues may lead to burnout, anxiety, and irritation if you are already stressed or overworked. Learning to say no is a skill, and mastering the art of saying no graciously will help you feel more confident and free up more time for self-care.

More articles

Latest article

- Advertisement -