Learn to rest | GOOD FORM

Are you always feeling exhausted, even after trying to rest? Does it seem like, no matter how hard you try, you can never regain your energy? Maybe the problem is in way you're resting. Discover how different types of tiredness require specific breaks to restore your mood!

In a world where rush and demands are constant, rest is often seen as a luxury, but in reality, it is a vital need.

When we ignore our limits and we move forward without pausethe result can be high levels of stress and exhaustion and the secret is not to give up, but to learn to rest. And this rest, to be effective, must be appropriate to the type of fatigue we are experiencing.

Resting is recharging, it is an act of self-care that allows us to continue with more strength and clarity. Not all rest is solved with a nap; Sometimes the mind needs a creative break, the body a stretch, or the emotions a moment of introspection.

Types of tiredness

Physical Fatigue

When the body is exhaustedrest can mean rest, stretching or light activities that help with muscle recovery.

Mental Fatigue

When a mind is overloadedthe best way to rest is to divert your attention, with activities such as meditation, listening to music or taking a walk outdoors.

Emotional Fatigue

Intense emotions They can drain our energy. To rest emotionally, talking to someone, practicing gratitude or simply allowing yourself to feel can help.

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Sensory Fatigue

A overload of visual and sound stimuli it can exhaust us. For this type of tiredness, peaceful environments and contact with nature are great allies.

Social Fatigue

Constant interactions can leave us drained. Rest here involves moments of solitude, away from external demands.

Intellectual Fatigue

To who spends long hours concentratingchanging focus is essential. A break with light physical exercise can alleviate this type of wear and tear.

Spiritual Fatigue

When there is a disconnection from our values ​​or purposesoul-nourishing activities such as meditation or spiritual practices can bring peace and restoration.

Decision Fatigue

Making decisions all the time it can be exhausting. Simplifying everyday choices helps save mental energy.

Tips for learning to rest

To help you better deal with these different types of tiredness and rest, here are 10 tips to implement into your routine:

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  1. Reserve moments to rest: Include short breaks throughout the day.
  2. Diversify your rest: Vary the type of rest depending on the type of tiredness you are feeling.
  3. Disconnect from electronics: Separate screen-free moments.
  4. Practice mental relaxation techniques: Meditation and breathing exercises can ease the mind.
  5. Prioritize sleep: Quality sleep is essential for the body and mind.
  6. Develop creative hobbies: Activities such as painting, reading or gardening can alleviate mental and emotional fatigue.
  7. Create spaces of silence: Reserve moments of peace and tranquility.
  8. Respect your body: If the body asks for rest, respond without guilt.
  9. Practice in solitude: Take time to be alone and recharge your emotional energy.
  10. Take short breaks: Throughout the day, alternate activities with short breaks to breathe and relax.

Rest is essential part of self-carea way to ensure we can continue our journey without burning out. By learning to respect our limits and giving ourselves the time we need to recover, we avoid overwhelm and find balance. After all, rest is not about stopping, but about recharging!

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Hi, my name is Priscila Conte Vieirabut you can call me Pri! I am a psychologist, speaker and mentor. I work in clinical psychology, I am a specialist in Positive Psychology, a postgraduate student in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, a master in self-knowledge, life coach, NLP practitioner and also the creator of the Podcast Respira, não pira (how about checking it out on Spotify?!)

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