living with

p u r p o s e

keep a calendar

Prevent confusion or feeling rushed to get somewhere by putting it on the calendar as soon as you’ve committed. Whatever you do, schedule time for the pre-planned stuff so you aren’t rushing. Remember: not every invite needs to be accepted.

Know your limits and don’t continue taking on additional to-do’s. You can get in the murky territory of taking on so many tasks that you end up partially present with each. Allot yourself time to give each your undivided attention.

don't overextend

b a l a n c e

Of course you have stuff that has to get done, but it doesn’t require you to give up your “want to do” list. If you have time for folding towels or going on a walk with your neighborhood bff, go for the walk. foster your relationships and stop letting your ‘busy’ keep you from doing so.

stay off the phone!

Nothing makes a person feel less valued than the recipient they’re chatting with scrolling through their phone while they’re talking. Aside from phones, eliminate distractions to the best of your ability.

Do something for you that releases your stress and permits for you to be the only focus. Giving love to others doesn’t work if you aren’t also pouring that love into yourself. 

commit time to  mental health

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