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Hi everyone, I am back and just want to take the time out to talk about mental health and how it can affect you all around. Since March, I have been truly focusing on mental health and finding a comfortable zin place. I have my days, where this can be slightly rough especially since I can be considered a late night person now and sporadically overthink and analyze things. It’s a little hard to fall asleep early some days, but I am working through them. Music is very meditating and although it has always been my escape- I am finding other ways to help keep me in a calm comfortable space.
I can truly say, I have been very active and do it at least once a day. My now daily thing is going on a bike ride with my brother and/or doing yoga in the house. It keeps me stable and allows me to find my comfort zone. I am reading more as well so my brain is in overkill some days. Some days I fall asleep early and some days I don’t since I am not tired, engrossed in a book or watching a good show on TV.
I am saying this to simply say, we have to make sure that we are in a good mental headspace day to day. Find what makes you happy, workout and eat right and just find your inner happy place. If you have to distance yourself for a little bit in order to figure things out, then do so. This does not mean completely go incognito- but give yourself some me time. Put your phone on DND or turn it off. Listen to music, write, draw or color. Just make sure you are in a complete calm space.
As the days so go by, it will start to come natural and you will be able to do it without putting much thought into it. I am speaking from experience. I do not have a mental disorder but I think we all have moments where it might seem like it. We should start looking for the signs that show something is off and take the time out to focus on our mental health. If needed find someone you can talk to about these things and/or consider looking for additional professional health. Everyone be safe and enjoy your day!




