7 Ways to Unwind After a Long Day


There are some days that we feel exhausted because of work and also with our personal problems. Anyone’s working day can lead to burnout and a lot of us struggle with unwinding where we keep ourselves away from social media, away from our computers, phones, and other gadgets. I am going to share with you my top 7 ways to unwind after a long day.



  1. Switch Off from Work
The moment you step out of your workplace, try to turn off your phones and resist the temptation of checking your work emails. You deserve to take a break after a long busy day. Switch your mindset from work mode to off mode. Spend some time with your family and friends, maybe have a dinner with them. It always starts with unwinding mentally, so clear your mind of thoughts and focus on the night to come.
  1. Listen to Good Music
Chilling out with some relaxing music will help calm you down and take your mind off from work. It is scientifically proven that listening to relaxing music links to our emotions, a very effective way to manage stress. Choose something soft and gentle and use an earphones and feel the vibes. Just sit back and let the music relax you.
  1. Grab your Favorite Book
Reading has a lot of benefits and relaxing is one of them. With reading books, you would be able to transport into a different world. Forget all the troubles and problems you have, go to a quiet place and keep yourself busy by reading a book.

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  1. Take a Long Hot Bath
If you had a hard day at work, the first thing you should do is to take a long hot bath. This would help reduce the tension in your body and help you relax.
  1. Light a Candle
Lighting a candle gives you that relaxing mood. Candles smell great, looks nice and does wonder when unwinding. Every candle has that distinct smell depends on your mood. If you want something relaxing, my tip is to have a vanilla scent one or maybe try a forest like scent. Candles also gives that subtle lighting to remind you that it’s time to sleep.
  1. Take a Walk With Nature
Another good way to relax is to get close to nature. Taking a walk in a local park, or just sitting outside in your own garden will do the trick. The smell of nature has that calming effect on us. Walking outside in the fresh air has a great therapeutic effect that doctors even recommended.
  1. Have a Regular Exercise
This is not necessarily to exercise everyday. For busy people, 2-3 times a week of exercise is a great help! Not only to keep your body fit but also to keep you healthy and away from illnesses. Maybe half an hour of exercise could greatly reduce your stress levels. . When you take exercise, your body releases endorphins, which are the feel good hormones and that reduces stress and helps you to relax.

2 comments

  1. Glitz Beauty BlogNovember 20, 2017 at 10:12 AM

    I'm totally guilty on the 1st tip! It's hard to 'unplug' from work! Great article btw :)

    Jeanny from www.glitzbeautyblog.com

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    1. bemissityNovember 23, 2017 at 12:41 AM

      I have a hardtime at first also but you will get used to it. Thanks!

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