Mental Self-Care 101: How to plan a week that actually reduces stress
Many people experience stress not because they are doing too much, but because they are reacting instead of planning. Taking a few minutes at the beginning of the week to reflect on what you want to accomplish helps your mind prepare instead of panic. When you write down intentions for work, personal life, rest, and enjoyment, you create awareness around what matters and what does not. Hitting even small targets builds mental resilience and self trust over time. Planning is not about pressure or perfection, it is about giving your mind a sense of direction. What is one intention you want to set for the upcoming week?
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