Coronavirus Anxiety Tips
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Working on our physical fitness has become a part of our daily routine in some shape or another, and we often make the time in our day to work on this. But have you heard of emotional fitness? Or take time to practice it?
Mindfulness opens the opportunity to change the way you perceive yourself and the world. With sustained practise mindfulness is an effective life skill in reducing stress and anxiety.
Working from home is possible, but you may need to make a few changes to your day to assist your productivity levels.
I don’t know what the future holds, I only know that I only have power over the ‘now’, and I will try to make the most of every moment and focus on what I have control over whilst trying to let go of what is beyond my power.
Gratitude leads to positive emotions, improved health, resilience and strong relationships. By being more mindfully thankful a person is more likely to relish good experiences.
You are actually fine, but you are filled with fear. Your beliefs about the virus overcoming you are linked to your ability to imagine. You imagine creative scenarios of family members phoning you to tell you of their positive results, family being hospitalized and dying. Your imagination creates a scene of your business failing or you be retrenched. We embody our belief.
Schools are closed and many of us are working from home. So, what to do during the times we are not working or doing homeschooling? Many of us have discovered that we have a lot more free-time on our hands with limited options to occupy that time and more significantly, a lot more time that our children do not have scheduled activities. It’s time to get creative!
I don’t know what the future holds, I only know that I only have power over the ‘now’, and I will try to make the most of every moment and focus on what I have control over whilst trying to let go of what is beyond my power.