Focus on your goals and head toward them at your own pace.
Constantly moving the body and worrying about problems means that a stressed person never takes conscious breaks. They are always thinking about the future and, therefore, miss out on the present.
Calm people manage to take conscious breaks, relax, and allow themselves to relax. They know that they are worth it and live in the moment rather than in the future.
If you do not know why you want to change, you will quickly lose motivation and give up. Take a moment, reflect, and ask yourself why it is so important to you to be more relaxed.
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