Life often pulls us in two directions—striving for more while needing to step back for recovery. How do you know when to lean into discomfort and push forward and when to listen to your body and mind telling you to rest?
About this Episode
Feeling overwhelmed by everything on your plate? In this episode, discover practical ways to manage stress without getting caught in the cycle of overthinking. Together, we'll begin to break tasks down, set boundaries, and incorporate daily relaxation practices to help you regain a sense of calm and control.
Learn to tackle stress step-by-step (without feeling like you have to do it all).
Set realistic limits and practice self-compassion when saying no.
Incorporate small moments of relaxation to recharge and reduce overwhelm.
End with a journal prompt to help you focus on your next best step. Perfect for anyone who needs a gentle nudge to take control of their stress and breathe a little easier.
Follow along with the Mindful Journal Club at community.mindfuljournal.club.
Show Notes
In this episode, you’ll discover:
🌿 Practical ways to break down overwhelming tasks into manageable chunks.
📖 Journal Prompt: “What’s one thing I can do today to reduce my overwhelm and create more space for relaxation?”
🌿 Affirmation: “I am capable of managing stress with ease and grace.”
Key Takeaways
Breaking tasks into smaller, manageable pieces makes overwhelm feel more manageable.
Setting boundaries and saying no is a form of self-care that prevents burnout.
Relaxation practices, even for just a few minutes a day, help reset your mind and body.
Resources Mentioned:
📝 The Power of Now by Eckhart Tolle (inspiration for mindful stress management).
🔗 Mindful Journal Club – Join our private community for introspective prompts and practices.
Quiet Action Step:
Grab your journal and reflect on the prompt in today’s episode. Write about one small step you can take today to manage stress. If you feel inspired, share a line with our community using #MindfulJournalPodcast.
If this episode helped you, save it for those days when stress feels overwhelming.
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