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finding more time in your daily life

April 16, 2020

How many times have you not followed through with something because you, ‘couldn’t find the time’? Juggling responsibilities like work, family, exercise and household tasks can feel daunting at times. You aren’t alone if you sometimes feel that there simply aren’t enough hours in the day. That being said, being more aware of the time you have available, and making strategic choices in your day-to-day life can make finding the time to accomplish things a more realistic feat.

Know Your Schedule

In order to find more time for things you care about, you must first determine the time that is already spoken for. Most of us dedicate the majority of our time to work responsibilities each week, and generally you’ll follow a standard schedule of working hours, such as 9am to 5pm daily. You’ll also want to account for any necessary travel, be that your office commute, school drop-off and pick-up, or other daily obligations.

Prioritize Your Activities

With your baseline schedule in place, you’ll now want to prioritize the things you’d like to accomplish for a given week, and make some active choices on what is most important. If you’d like to exercise a few times a week, where can you find the time? Fitness studios offer scheduled classes that may or may not work into your daily life, however many gyms are open close to 24 hours a day, and outdoor workouts such as running or biking can be done any time! Adopting a flexible workout allows you to work it into your day however you see fit.

Similarly, if home-cooked meals are a priority, it’s important to plan for this in advance. You might try the meal prep technique to plan and shop for all meals for a given week on Sunday. This will save you multiple grocery trips throughout the week that tend to eat up time.

Make Choices For Yourself, Not Others

We are social creatures, and as such we frequently have a fear of saying ‘no’ to people. While it is important to spend time with loved ones, you shouldn’t be overextending yourself to the point that you can’t accomplish the goals you’ve laid out for the week. You might try rewarding yourself with an evening out with friends for accomplishing your weekly priorities.

If you’re failing to find the time to accomplish everything you set out to do each week, try taking a step back, approaching the list with an organized headspace, and prioritizing what is most important to you

FEEL MORE CONFIDENT WITH THERAPY FOR WOMEN IN BROOKLYN & MANHATTAN, NEW YORK

At Manhattan Wellness, we understand that with all the messages we receive from the world, it can be difficult to maintain a positive narrative about ourselves. From social media, movies, and even people close to us, it can be hard to drown out the negative. So much so that our inner critic takes over and we forget to show ourselves the same compassion as others. That’s why our female therapists want to support you in building the confidence you need to reach your highest potential. Let us help you create an empowering narrative that will benefit all aspects of your life, from personal to professional. If you are interested in beginning counseling for women:

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Our therapists understand that building confidence takes time and that other issues can come up along the way. To better support you, we offer a variety of services to cater to your individual needs. The therapy services we offer are Therapy for Self Esteem, Anxiety Treatment, and therapy for dating and relationship issues. As well as therapy for college students, support for maternal mental health, body image therapy, and so much more. Are you feel like you’re not living the life you want and need to make changes? Let’s talk about it.

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