My lifestyle has been super unhealthy the last couple of weeks. Eating poorly, bad sleep hygiene, excess tv & social media, no exercise, disorganized, etc.

I guess all of these things have been me searching for dopamine hits, but the happiness has been super short lived.
We each cope in different ways, but for me, it& #39;s actually been unhelpful to see all the messaging around "don& #39;t worry, you can slack off in x, y, z". It doesn& #39;t actually make me happy for long.

I find the greatest joy in a healthy lifestyle and a meaningful use of time.
This isn& #39;t about "being super productive in a pandemic and building a side business while learning 3 new languages", though I am carving more time out for creative writing (because it makes me happy!).

It& #39;s about finding balance and fulfillment during challenging times.
So yesterday, I vowed to get myself back on track, but SLOWLY. I& #39;ve taken decisive steps to restructure my schedule, which was the first step. I also bought healthier foods and am eating better. I didn& #39;t watch any tv yesterday, I reduced my social media engagement and read more.
I plan to keep making progress each day, and tweak things as necessary. Because things will change, or may not work. But I already feel better about myself: physically, mentally and emotionally. I feel happier with what I& #39;ve decided and what I want each day and week to look like.
Particularly in times like these, I can only control small things. So that& #39;s what I& #39;ll focus on: how I use my time and space.

Positive encouragement is welcome and I may even seek an accountability buddy for some stuff.
If you& #39;re struggling too and feel like I have been feeling, you can weigh in in this thread! I& #39;m happy to encourage you too, because I know we all need it. I just may take a little bit, because I promised myself I wouldn& #39;t be on here so much. ;)

Good luck!
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