Your relationship, your finances, and your current life situation don’t define you… unless you let it. If you spend time, like most of us, scrolling through social media, you probably (unknowingly) compare your life to those fabulous pictures and videos that are constantly updating on your feed. Over time, though, this can start to deeply affect how you see yourself.
If you wake up in the morning dreading your day, or find yourself anxious before you’ve even brushed your teeth… it’s time to do something different. You may have convinced yourself that you’re just tired or don’t like your job. And while it may be true… these are also symptoms of burnout.Â
Whether you’re just entering the workforce or you’re an accomplished career woman… we all have our share of workplace challenges unique to our situation. For women, one of those challenges is often a lack of confidence. If you’ve struggled in this area and you are ready to give your confidence a boost, read on – because this post is for you.
Although there are health risks with any job, there are a few that affect women specifically. Here are a few of the most common concerns for women in the workplace.
Life should be lived with intensity… not watched from the sidelines. It shouldn’t be a mindless journey towards old age. Instead, we should live with intention and allow ourselves to be present in the moment, enjoying every day; not just going through the motions stressed out and overwhelmed.
Stress is a short word that packs a mighty punch. It can impact how we feel physically and emotionally. Stress can affect your performance at work, strain relationships, and limit what we do; and while it’s inevitable, there are steps we can take to limit its effect.
When’s the last time you woke up refreshed, rejuvenated and excited about your day? How often do you find yourself up late, unable to sleep, because you can’t seem to stop thinking? Or can you remember going to bed without the stresses of the next day causing your mental stress or anxiety?
