Diary about your feelings

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Ehsanuls55
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Diary about your feelings

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Let's face it: work can be stressful. Sometimes, you need to let off some steam. That's where journaling comes in. It's like therapy for the brain. Writing down your thoughts helps you process all the stress of work and gives you a mental break.

In ClickUp Notepad you can keep a digital journal in which you write down your feelings of the day, your challenges, and what made you want to throw your laptop out the window (we've all been there).

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Make journaling a habit, write anytime and access from any device through ClickUp Notes

Over time, you'll start to notice patterns in what stresses you out, and keeping a journal will help compliance directors email list you create some space between yourself and those work issues. Plus, it's a great way to see how you've grown and how you've handled difficult situations.

Move your body
Sitting for hours on end isn't doing anyone any favors. Want to boost your energy and productivity? Get your body moving. It's not just about staying healthy, it's about clearing your mind from the endless tasks that pile up.

Remember we talked about having a set time to leave? You can use the schedule and plan your walks or exercise sessions. Getting the blood flowing will help you release the stress of the workday and rejuvenate you physically and mentally.

Support from your boss
Want to Adjust Your Boundaries? Your Boss’s Dashboard When you talk to your boss about adjusting boundaries, be upbeat and transparent. Let him or her know that sticking to a routine helps you accomplish your tasks and keeps your stress under control.

With ClickUp collaboration features like ClickUp Chat for real-time messaging and comments and mentions in ClickUp Tasks clickUp Tasks /%href/, you can keep your boss (and your team) up to date on your schedule, tasks, and availability. That way, they'll know when you're "on" and when you're going to hit the off button for some much-needed downtime.
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