Sunday Scaries: 10 Simple Steps to Beat Sunday Evening Anxiety
Last updated on July 18th, 2024 at 06:25 am
Do you feel stressed or wound up on Sunday nights? It’s really pretty normal, a phenomenon people have come to name the “Sunday Scaries.” Here are 10 easy ways to feel better and get ready for the week ahead.
Make Sundays special. Do something that works for you, which may involve watching a movie, cooking up a nice meal, calling your friend back, or whatever helps you enjoy the day. Other than reducing Monday anxiety, this gives you something to look forward to.
Fresh air soothes one down. Take a minute walk or sit in the park. Even a few minutes might help lighten your mood.
Write about what is going on in your head. Writing down your worries may help to clear your head. Note down what causes you much concern. It could help you feel more in control.
Sunday, A little time getting ready for Monday. Pack that bag. Advantage: Or maybe even try laying out your clothes— that can do wonders to calm Mindful Planning.
You may have become more anxious due to your long time on the phone or computer. You should at least turn off the devices an hour or so before going to bed.
Exercise can help you feel better. You do not have to do an intense workout. A little stretch, yoga, or short walks may be most helpful.
Practice simple relaxation techniques. Deep breathing, meditation, or soft music can get you relaxed.
Talk with friends or family. If you have a pretty bad case of the blues, sometimes this can make you feel a little less alone. You could share your feelings or just shoot the breeze about more pleasant things to get off your mind about worries.
Good night’s rest makes all the difference. Do your best to be in bed at the same time every night and unwind before sleeping with some relaxing activities.
Think about the good times that will happen this week. You may be hitting upon some fun projects or catching up with a friend. These are things which are going to assimilate your concerns.
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