Self-care: an individualized experience
What benefits you mentally and physically may not be the same for your best friend or colleague or partner.
At the core of the self-care movement is the need to renew your spirit, to choose activities—or a complete lack thereof—that help you feel both relaxed and rejuvenated. Self-care is ultimately about taking a pause to do what you need to to be happier, calmer, and healthier.
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