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💭 Self-care for your wallet

💭 Self-care for your wallet

Wednesday: 10/16/24 Sponsored by Insurify - emotional exhaustion; mental battery drained; mental exhaustion vs. unmotivation

October 16, 2024

Wednesday

Did You Know?

One in ___ people have experienced a major mental health disorder.

Scroll for the answer!

Practice Self-Care for Your Wallet: Save On Insurance

We all know how stressful it can be to manage high insurance premiums and unexpected medical bills.

That kind of financial strain often weighs heavily on our minds, leaving us feeling anxious or overwhelmed. The good news? Saving money on insurance can actually benefit your mental health in ways you might not expect.

When you're able to lower your insurance costs, you're not just gaining financial relief—you’re also freeing yourself from the constant worry of "what if." This sense of security can reduce stress levels, helping you feel more in control of your situation.

As that financial weight lifts, you may find it easier to focus on other aspects of your life, whether it’s your work, hobbies, or spending quality time with loved ones.

Less financial stress can also mean better emotional balance. When you're not constantly worried about how to afford healthcare, you’re less likely to experience symptoms of burnout, like irritability, trouble sleeping, or feeling overwhelmed.

By saving on insurance, you're giving your mind the breathing room it needs to recharge and feel more at ease day to day.

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Thank you to Insurify for sponsoring Note To Self.

What Is Emotional Exhaustion?

We all need rest to recharge our physical selves (plus, it’s pretty important for our brains, too!) But what do you do when you feel mentally tired?

This concept is known as “emotional exhaustion.”

Emotional exhaustion can happen when you feel “emotionally worn-out and drained as a result of accumulated stress from your personal or work lives, or a combination of both,” Healthline shared.

This can be a sign of burnout. Some symptoms of emotional exhaustion include:

Trouble focusing
Irritability
Difficulty sleeping
Mood shifts
Feeling down/depressed

Luckily, there are ways to help recharge your mental battery (more on that below).

What To Do When Your Mental Battery Feels Drained

A few ways you can help charge your mental battery include:

Take a break: Whether it’s five minutes, an hour, or a longer period, take time off to decompress. Break up your day and give yourself time to step away from draining tasks.
Get organized: If we feel disorganized, the physical clutter and chaos may take up mental space and make it hard to think clearly. Get organized with lists, a little bit of tidying, and help give yourself mental clarity.
Set and keep boundaries: Say “no” to things that you can’t take on and ensure you’re keeping time for yourself to recharge. Remember, you can’t pour from an empty cup!
Care for your physical well-being: When we don’t get enough sleep, fuel our bodies, and care for our physical selves, it can contribute to mental exhaustion. Check in with your body and ask what you can do to better care for your physical self.

Chatting with trusted friends, family, or a professional is also a great way to work through things you’re struggling with.

A Note From Us

Parting Thoughts

✅ Did You Know: 1 in 20 people have experienced a major mental health disorder. This includes conditions like bipolar disorder, major depression, and more.
🙋🏼‍♀️ Snapshot Of The Day: We'd love to see moments from our readers lives that they are proud of! If you recently accomplished an achievement, experienced a joyful moment, or are proud of a picture you have taken, be sure to capture it on camera and send it to us for a chance to be featured next week!
💭 Final Self-Care Thoughts for Today: If your mental battery feels drained, find one way to give yourself a recharge.

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