13/06/2026
Today is Global Wellness Day, but wellness is actually an everyday job.
So many people tell me they cannot look after their own wellbeing because they simply do not have the time, but wellness doesn't just come from the big gestures like going to the gym for an hour, taking time out to 'look after yourself', spa days, treats, holidays etc.
Wellness is mostly built through small, repeated actions that barely take any time at all, but that often require a shift in attitude.
Let me ask you two questions...
How often do you pause to recharge throughout the day without feeling like you need to have been productive enough to have earned it first?
How often do you set boundaries without overexplaining yourself?
With the sole exception of children and animals that you have a responsibility of care to, you do not owe anyone any of your time and energy.
Topping up your batteries in small moments, regularly throughout the day, is essential for maintaining consistency. A warm drink, 5 mins breathing the fresh air, or standing with the sun on your face for a moment or two all count towards self-care.
Equally important is being discerning about who you give your energy to and how you will give it.
We do not have endless reserves of energy and resources. Being conscious of how you spend them and how you replenish them is not a selfish act; it's basic wellness economics.
If you struggle with either of these basic acts of self-care, you are really not on your own. These are two of the biggest things I support people to change.
If you would like some help to take better charge of your wellbeing, get in touch. Email me at [email protected] to book a discovery call.