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Trust us: It's worth taking just a *little* bit of time to do these for yourself.
Seriously. Your mind and body will thank you.
It's easy to set limits for yourself on apps and track screentime on your phone — so you can stop yourself before you're an hour deep into a hashtag black hole.
This way you won't be jolted awake by alerts and notifications. (If you're worried about missing an important call, you can also schedule Do Not Disturb to allow calls from certain people.)
Set a goal to read that article you bookmarked or to read a certain number of pages in that book you're loving. Even better if it's before bed: The perfect excuse to put your phone away early!
Completing this simple task can get your day started on the right foot. Here are a few compelling reasons why you should.
Taking just a few moments out of your day to meditate can work wonders for reducing stress and anxiety, and for improving your overall emotional health. If you're new to meditation, here's some info on apps you can use to get started.
Sure, it's a small thing, but waking up to a sink that's free of dirty dishes means it's one less task you'll have to stress about doing when you get home from work. Plus, the longer dishes sit, the longer it'll take to scrub off all those stubborn bits of food caked on!
Have a standing date with yourself doing something that makes you happy.
Is there any better mood booster than your favorite jams first thing in the morning?
Whether you're a product minimalist or a 10-step Korean skincare-regimen stan, stick to the products that work best for your skin, and use them regularly — and don't forget to take your makeup off before bed each day!
Just a few of the many health benefits of having a pet include depression management, decreased blood pressure, decreased cholesterol, and increased opportunities for exercise and outdoor activities, according to the CDC.
Don't have a pet? Looking at some pics of cute pups and kitties can boost your mood too — or, better yet, if you have the time, hang out with some animals in need by volunteering at a local shelter!
It may provide you with deeply interesting new information, boost your mood, or inspire you to live your best life in other ways. Find a list of our favorite podcast episodes here.
For one, it'll give to a chance to read something other than your IG feed, and secondly, it's good for your physical health too: cellphones are actually seven times dirtier than the average toilet seat because of people toting them into the bathroom!
It just feels great, okay?