I have been a freelancer for 10+ years and now lead a company. So work has always tended to take all my time, making me anxious, sometimes depressed, or lonely. Here's what worked for me: 1. Swim laps/exercise 2-3 times a week; 2. 15min stretching routines in the morning and before going to bed; 3. Get enough sleep. That's number one for me, actually! 4. Schedule outdoor escapes: woods, hikes, ocean — this helps to see the actual scale of your daily shit; 5. Talk to a new person IRL once a week! 6. Be open and honest to others — this builds relationships. And good relationships are a proxy for a healthier life.

For me it's - Meditate - Regulate my screen time (If you're interested check my upcoming launch ;)) - Eat healthy - Workout

I exercise daily and take regular break from work. I personally don't prefer to be workoholic. It ruins your health and family both. Taking some time off from work helps a lot

“Rest is work too” — I remind my team and myself of this often. Energy management is just as important as time management, if not more important. :) Few things I do to take care of my energy and mental health: - start every day with saying 3 gratitudes out loud - no phone in bedroom, so I wake up with no ability to grab my tech - I found the intuition journal on Amazon and it’s fabulous, I’m on my second one and use it most mornings - intentional and hyper aware of developing my “autopilot” aka what my habits are when I’m just going. I became aware of this concept a few years ago and since then have shifted my habits so much that my autopilot now engages in behaviors that serve my mental health instead of destroy it

I journal every single day. it is for me the most effective way to process thoughts, become self aware and aware of my environment. I made my own simple journaling app called memoiri for that purpose

Minimalism. Fewer distractions and emotion-triggering content such as social media and news. Keep your phone on DNS and instead fill your time with activities that give you joy.

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Minimum one short walk a day and some calisthenics.

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dominate the fundamentals eating moving sleeping breathing so that I can show up as my best self from moment to moment I use the heroic app to prime the RAS to find moments throughout the day to express that in my energy work and love https://www.heroic.us/optimize/l...

Privilege happy thoughts Lower negative ones Take a stop some time to time Get bored Enjoy small things in life

Mental health matters a ton, especially in today's fast-paced world. At my workplace, we've got this cool mental health policy that includes regular check-ins and flexi-hours to ease the grind. Personally, I'm all about daily walks, some good tunes, and a splash of meditation. Also, I stumbled upon this awesome Lifestyle to the max resource. It's been a game-changer for me. They've got a treasure trove of helpful info, from health tips to nifty product reviews. It's like a secret weapon for improving daily life. Remember, it's the little things that make a big difference!

- Eliminate emotional vampires from your life. - Find your tribe where you feel truly connected and in a judgment-free zone. - Set boundaries. - Do the boring stuff that brings innate joy out of you. - Simplify life.

Turning off social media and taking a walk in the woods

Go for a walk in the middle of the day :)

Mindfulness, Empathy and Optimism.

I prioritize self-care activities that promote mental well-being, such as engaging in regular exercise, getting enough sleep, eating nutritious meals, and engaging in activities I enjoy.

I just watch a lot of David Goggins aahah

sound sleep, healthy diet and exercise- enough for today's busy schedule.

Every hour I go do cardio and drink tea. Sometimes I read a book so as not to get tired or burn out. It keeps me in good shape and I work calmly.