“Take time off…
The world will not fall apart without you”
― Malebo Sephodi

🎯 Today’s Mission:
Today we are going to focus on some emotional self-care.
To successfully complete today’s mission:
- ✅ Write in your journal.
- ✅ Do you keep a regular journal? Share with us in the Self-Care Challenge Support Group on Facebook.
💡 More Info:
Putting pen to paper and making your thoughts permanent on the physical plane can help you work through them and understand yourself better.
A common practice when we were young was to “keep a diary.” The practice of keeping a journal is a beneficial aspect of a healthy lifestyle for better managing stress, anxiety, and mental health conditions.
According to the University of Rochester’s Health Encyclopedia journaling can help you:
- Manage anxiety
- Reduce stress
- Cope with depression
Journaling helps control your symptoms and improve your mood by:
- Helping you prioritise problems, fears, and concerns
- Tracking any symptoms day-to-day so that you can recognise triggers and learn ways to better control them
- Providing an opportunity for positive self-talk and identifying negative thoughts and behaviours.
Some common things you might find it useful to journal about are:
- Present or past situations you feel challenged by
- Habits and patterns that you find are repeating themselves
- Habits and patterns that you want to start implementing
- Relationships: past, current and future ones you wish to foster
- Goals, ones you’ve reached or are reaching for. What’s worked?
- Motivation, and how you find it. What distracts you, why?
- Dreams, long-term dreams or the ones you have in your sleep
- Passions, interests, and hobbies
- Change and your response to it
- Growth and evaluation of how you’re growing
- Love: romantic, platonic, familial
- Your life purpose
✅ Mission Accomplished?
Fill in the form below once you’re done to keep track of your progress.
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