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Tips to overcome Year-End Fatigue

Managing year-end exhaustion is critical for maintaining a good mix of work and self-care during this hectic time. This may be a difficult moment, with tension and pressure, sometimes self-imposed, to complete your objectives before the clock strikes 12. This sense of tiredness and burnout can make it difficult to keep focused and motivated to complete the year successfully.

Today we will take a look at a few easy tactics to overcome year-end exhaustion.

Prioritise self-care: Setting aside dedicated time for self-care is important. Slow down and take regular breaks to refresh your mind. Whether it is reading a book, listening to what you enjoy or visiting the library, self-care moments can help you to recharge your energy and maintain your well-being.

Organise your tasks: Organising your responsibilities by importance can help you regain control and manage your time more efficiently. Allocate a time to do something before jumping into the next task. Set realistic expectations on how much you can do and avoid overstretching yourself.

Physical activity: Exercise has long been proven to be a mood booster and good coping strategy for the management of negative emotions. Physical activity increases endorphin levels. Endorphins are the body’s “feel good” chemicals, which are produced by the brain and spinal cord. They evoke feelings of happiness and euphoria. Low intensity exercises and brisk walks can also boost the body’s ability to circulate oxygen that will energise you from a long day of work or school.

Limit the use of social media: During festive periods, people tend to share their happy and proud moments online. Seeing too many of such posts might invoke a sense of anxiousness as comparison tends to happen. Studies have shown that staying off social media can be beneficial to one’s mental well-being. This holiday period, try to limit your social media use and be present with your loved ones.

Seek support: Don’t hesitate to seek support from your loved ones. Sharing the load and delegating your tasks to family and friends can help to reduce stress levels. However, if nothing is helping and your fatigue is getting out of hand, it is best to seek professional assistance.

Don’t let the flurry of activities during the year’s end weigh you down! Managing end-of-year fatigue is possible with the right tools and strategies. Prioritise self-care, organise your responsibilities and set realistic goals for yourself. As the year draws to a close, reflect upon how far you’ve come, celebrate your successes and let that motivate you as you cross the finishing line of 2024!

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