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5 Ways Entrepreneurs Can Prioritize Their Well-Being

Suzzi Hartery, the founder of The Feel Good Society, says prioritizing your well-being enhances your personal life and directly impacts your business.


As an entrepreneur, getting caught up in the adrenaline rush of building a business is easy. With a seemingly endless stack of tasks to tackle, it’s tempting to push your health aside like a Jenga block, hoping that everything will stay standing. But just like a game of Jenga, one misstep can make the whole tower tumble. Neglecting your health is a risky move that can topple your business at any moment.

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To prevent burnout, fatigue, and reduced productivity, it’s crucial to prioritize your health as much as your business. To get started, here are five practical yet powerful ways you can support your health while running your business:

 

1. Prioritize sleep

First things first, let’s talk about sleep. It’s tempting to stay up late to finish that last task on your list, but did you know that lack of sleep can harm your productivity? So, if you want to be a boss in business, you need to be a boss in bed too. Aim for seven to eight hours of quality sleep each night and establish a consistent sleep routine.

 

2. Intentional movement

Move your body daily! Sitting at a desk all day can take a toll on your health. That’s why it’s important to incorporate movement into your day. Take a short walk during lunch or do a quick workout in the morning. Regular exercise can improve your mood, increase energy, boost productivity, and reduce the risk of chronic concerns that can hold you back from thriving in your business.

 

3. Practice stress management

Entrepreneurship can be stressful, but chronic stress can have negative effects on your health. That’s why it’s important to find healthy ways to manage stress. Meditation, yoga, or deep breathing exercises can help you find inner peace while taking breaks throughout the day to recharge can help you avoid burnout.

Photo: Drobot Dean, YFS Magazine, Adobe Stock
Photo: Drobot Dean, YFS Magazine

 

4. Nourish with good nutrients

Eating a nutrient-dense diet is also key to supporting your health in business. The food you eat can impact your energy, mood, and productivity. So, focus on eating a diet rich in whole, nutrient-dense foods such as fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and lean protein. Don’t forget to hydrate with at least two liters of water daily. Avoid processed foods, sugary drinks, and excessive amounts of caffeine, which can lead to energy crashes and decreased productivity and focus.

 

5. Prioritize self-care

Taking time for yourself inside and outside work can help you stay balanced and focused. Incorporate activities you enjoy into your routine, such as taking meetings outside while walking, switching off notifications on the weekend, or finding a hobby you love doing. When you prioritize self-care, you’ll keep your joy for your business alive and thriving.

 

Your health is the foundation of your success as an entrepreneur, and investing in it is key to achieving long-term growth. Prioritizing your well-being not only enhances your personal life but also directly impacts the success of your business. So, take care of yourself by adopting good strategic healthy habits and watch your business thrive as a result. Remember, the healthier you become, the healthier and more prosperous your business will be!

 

Suzzi Hartery is the founder, and chief feel-good officer at The Feel Good Society! With a focus on holistic health and wellness, Suzzi creates custom naturopathic plans to help you conquer stress, fatigue, brain fog, and sleep issues. As a health detective, she’s equipped with the knowledge and expertise to guide you toward optimal health and vitality. So don’t wait, step into a world of wellness with Suzzi Hartery and The Feel Good Society today.

 

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