What is energy management? - Deepstash

What is energy management?

Think of your energy as a limited resource, like money in an account. You begin the day with a certain amount to spend, which varies from person to person based on factors, such as age, sleep, stress levels, medical conditions and lifestyle. 

While you may not always have control over activities that deplete your energy, you can take steps to deposit more energy into your account.

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