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Take some time to cook yourself a good, nourishing meal.
Are you setting up a room for presentations (meetups, etc)?
Point the beamer to the top of the wall, not the middle.
Thank you.
Read a favorite book from when you were little. What was your favorite part?
Self-care means something different for everyone. Do the things that will help you feel better.
On a good day, put together a little self-care package you can pull out for bad days. Include a few things you know will help.
Change can be hard. Taking care of yourself is a change that's worth the work.
Do you have a small daily ritual? Something you do just for you?
Be gentle with yourself. I love you!
It's okay to go to bed early.
Don't forget that everybody is different! These toots are just suggestions - take the ones you think might help and leave the rest. Be kind to yourself.
Take breaks. Set a timer if you have to so you don't forget.
Water is good for you year round. If you're thirsty, you're dehydrated.
You don't need fancy pens or notebooks to keep a journal and it might help to put your thoughts down somewhere.
Take a break before you need it. It will make it easier to prevent burnout.
Go get a drink of water. Stay hydrated!
Indulge your creativity by drawing, painting, sculpting, etc, even if you don’t think you’re good at it.
Journaling doesn't have to be about beautiful things. Sometimes it's about the stressful stuff too: https://socialwork.buffalo.edu/content/dam/socialwork/home/self-care-kit/exercises/stress-journaling.pdf
Technology is a tool. Use it wisely.
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