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The Self Care Morning Workout You Need

Summer is right around the corner, and what better way to make this one of your favourite summers yet than by starting a powerful self-care morning workout routine? Building mindful habits now can boost your energy, sharpen your mindset, and elevate your emotional well-being just in time for the season of sun and new beginnings. In today’s fast-paced world, prioritizing mental health isn’t just a luxury — it’s a necessity. A self-care-focused morning workout can anchor your day in strength, clarity, and positivity, especially for Millennials and Gen Z navigating remote work, constant digital noise, and life pressures. This blog will guide you on why morning workouts matter, how to design your plan, and how a few small changes can lead to significant transformations.

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person holding pillow, representing overthinkers in need of midnight anxiety tips

Midnight Anxiety Tips for Overthinkers: How I Finally Slept

A few months ago, I didn’t know how to break the cycle of overthinking at night. I would lie in bed, exhausted, in a quiet room, hoping for sleep, but my mind would not stop. My mind jumped from one worry to the next: unfinished to-dos, awkward moments I had forgotten, even imaginary scenarios that would never happen. I adjusted my pillow, pulled the blanket tighter, and tried closing my eyes, but nothing worked. The silence only made my racing thoughts louder. What helped me most was discovering practical midnight anxiety tips for overthinkers. They were small, steady things that guided me from spiraling into calm.

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Signs of Burnout at Work: What You Need to Know

Recognizing the signs of burnout is more critical than ever. A recent study done by Canada Life revealed that one in four workers in Canada now report feeling burned out “most of the time” or “always” – a noticeable rise from 21% last year.

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), burnout is defined as feeling depleted, exhausted, mentally distant or cynical about one’s job, with reduced competence and effectiveness at work.

If left untreated, burnout can lead to serious health issues including: coronary heart disease, high cholesterol, type 2 diabetes, insomnia and depressive symptoms.

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Yoga for Busy Moms: Quick Routines for Anytime, Anywhere

Yoga for Busy Moms is a blog dedicated to all the mothers out there. You are doing an amazing job! Motherhood is an incredibly fulfilling yet demanding journey. Juggling family duties, job obligations, and everyday tasks can often push self-care to the sidelines. While being a mom brings immense joy and satisfaction, it can also mean neglecting your own needs. This neglect may result in feelings of depression, anxiety, and even physical illness. Additionally, you might be facing symptoms of premenopause and feeling uncertain about how to manage hormonal fluctuations and mood swings. Yoga could be the perfect workout to help you find balance and relief.

In this blog – Yoga for Busy Moms, we'll dive into some quick morning yoga routines, desk yoga for midday breaks, and essential tips on what to do and what to avoid while practicing yoga. You'll also discover the advantages of effective yoga poses that busy moms can incorporate into their hectic schedules to recharge and refresh.

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Could EFT Tapping Against Anxiety Change Your Life?

Yes, the power over your anxiety might have been at your fingertips all this time. Because you are not done hearing about this, here’s what you need to know.

What are the benefits of EFT tapping against anxiety?

The Emotional Freedom Technique tapping, or EFT, is based on the belief that all negative emotions come from an imbalance in energy. According to Chinese medicine, meridian points are designated locations where energy circulates, and tapping on these specific areas can restore energy balance. It’s true, but there is more:

  • EFT tapping against anxiety is safe and non-invasive with next to no side effects. Some reported feeling more emotional or experiencing a tingling, but that’s it.
  • It’s free and easy to learn. You only need your willingness.
  • The act of tapping is the best grounding exercise out there.
  • It offers limitless opportunities for personal growth.
  • Combined with a focus on anxiety triggers, it helps rewire your brain.

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