In a world filled with
much noise and distractions, it can be stressful. At times we spend so much
time and energy trying to keep up with daily issues that we hardly have time to
sit down to relax. If you find yourself filling anxious or overwhelmed, here
are 4 tips to slow down.
1.Take a walk
I enjoy starting the day
taking a walk in the park. During this period, I will allocate time in the
morning to exercise and be with nature. It is a relaxing feeling, just seeing
people do tachi and teenagers playing football. Immersing oneself with the greenery is certainly very therapeutic.
2.Put away your phone
The phone has been my
constant source of companion to stay in touch with my friends and staying in
touch with news. However when I am in a rush to meet my datelines, I will put
my phone away for the day to get things done. The least you could do is to put
on silence mode so that there are fewer rings and beeps sounds vying for your
attention.
3.Be with people you love
A great way to practice slowing down is to spend time with the people whom you love and being present when you are with them. This helps to remind me what matters most in life. They are my pillars of support. It is easier to step away from some of the busyness when we are focused on spending time with those we love.
4.Listen when talking to someone
When you are having a conversation with someone, try to give your conversation your undivided attention. Instead of responding, try to practice listening to understand. By finding moments of connection and truly listening to the person you are talking to, will enable you to slow down and be more present in your life.
3.Be with people you love
A great way to practice slowing down is to spend time with the people whom you love and being present when you are with them. This helps to remind me what matters most in life. They are my pillars of support. It is easier to step away from some of the busyness when we are focused on spending time with those we love.
4.Listen when talking to someone
When you are having a conversation with someone, try to give your conversation your undivided attention. Instead of responding, try to practice listening to understand. By finding moments of connection and truly listening to the person you are talking to, will enable you to slow down and be more present in your life.
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