Journaling to Clear Your Mind
Writing is a powerful way to process emotions, reduce anxiety, and gain clarity, especially when stress feels overwhelming.
How to Start:
Grab a notebook or open a blank doc.
Write freely for 5–10 minutes, no rules or structure.
Don’t worry about spelling or grammar.
Try prompts like:“Today I feel…”“I need to let go of…”“What’s on my mind right now is…”
Why It Works:
Clears mental clutter
Helps you understand what’s bothering you
Provides emotional release
When to Use It:
First thing in the morning
After a stressful interaction
Before bed
Writing can help you hear yourself more clearly.
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Creative Expression to Relieve Stress
Creativity gives the mind a break. Whether it’s colouring, painting, knitting, or building something, it helps you unwind.
How to Start:
Choose a creative activity you enjoy (or want to try).
Set a 10–20 minute timer.
Let go of any pressure to “make it perfect”.
Focus on the act, not the outcome.
Why It Works:
Shifts your focus away from worries
Engages the hands, which calms the brain
Encourages flow and presence
When to Use It:
During breaks or evenings
When feeling anxious or stuck
On days when talking feels too much
Create for the joy of creating, it’s good for the soul.
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