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Understand How to Rest and Recover in this “Always on” Society: Take Back Your Time to Rest and Unwind and Become a Better Version of Yourself
Are you tired of being tired? Do you feel you don't have enough time to relax to get the radiant rest you so desperately need?It's a proven fact that we perform better when we get enough rest. Rest is resistance to the stress we face every day. But what is rest really?
If you’re a typical career person, you might already be stuck in the stress cycle…. According to Indeed, 52% of all workers suffer from burnout. This can happen when we lack rest.
And the figure is on the rise…despite all the technological advancements meant to help us.
Nowadays, people seem to spend their health chasing wealth, only to spend all their wealth chasing health.
This timely guide reveals science-backed methods to help you understand how to relax and design a better work-life balance.
In this book of rest, you’ll
Why rest is good for us, and what different types of rest there are The difference between rest and leisure activity and what it means for your healthHow to use rest as resistance to the burnout epidemic affecting so many of usWhy we sleep, and facts about the effects of gadgets on sleep and mental healthWhy sleeping too much is just as harmful as not getting enough sleep, and how to sleep better - better sleep, better you!The benefits of exercise on mental and physical healthWhy guilt- and worry-free hobbies are the key to emotional and social healthThe surprising ways your hobby can enhance your careerYour guide to forest bathing and how to tap into the remedying properties of natureHow to get into the time-proven practices of meditation to reduce stress and regain controlThe powerful benefits of breathing habits and how to breathe rightWhy “work hard, play harder” may be a misguided motto, and why you get more done when you work less
And much more.
It’s normal to feel the pressure of work and life. The fear that your goals will slip by or your competitors will leave you in the dust the moment you stop.
But this is more likely to happen if you don't get enough rest and are not able to relax, and it leads to health issues!
It’s a proven fact that the more refreshed we are, the better we perform.
So, imagine the advantages of getting enough rest and having enough time to relax instead of constantly battling stress.
If you’re eager to learn how to use rest as resistance to burnout and stress and revitalize your body and mind, scroll up and grab your copy of Understand How to Rest and Recover in this “Always on” Society now.
If you’re a typical career person, you might already be stuck in the stress cycle…. According to Indeed, 52% of all workers suffer from burnout. This can happen when we lack rest.
And the figure is on the rise…despite all the technological advancements meant to help us.
Nowadays, people seem to spend their health chasing wealth, only to spend all their wealth chasing health.
This timely guide reveals science-backed methods to help you understand how to relax and design a better work-life balance.
In this book of rest, you’ll
Why rest is good for us, and what different types of rest there are The difference between rest and leisure activity and what it means for your healthHow to use rest as resistance to the burnout epidemic affecting so many of usWhy we sleep, and facts about the effects of gadgets on sleep and mental healthWhy sleeping too much is just as harmful as not getting enough sleep, and how to sleep better - better sleep, better you!The benefits of exercise on mental and physical healthWhy guilt- and worry-free hobbies are the key to emotional and social healthThe surprising ways your hobby can enhance your careerYour guide to forest bathing and how to tap into the remedying properties of natureHow to get into the time-proven practices of meditation to reduce stress and regain controlThe powerful benefits of breathing habits and how to breathe rightWhy “work hard, play harder” may be a misguided motto, and why you get more done when you work less
And much more.
It’s normal to feel the pressure of work and life. The fear that your goals will slip by or your competitors will leave you in the dust the moment you stop.
But this is more likely to happen if you don't get enough rest and are not able to relax, and it leads to health issues!
It’s a proven fact that the more refreshed we are, the better we perform.
So, imagine the advantages of getting enough rest and having enough time to relax instead of constantly battling stress.
If you’re eager to learn how to use rest as resistance to burnout and stress and revitalize your body and mind, scroll up and grab your copy of Understand How to Rest and Recover in this “Always on” Society now.
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Published March 28, 2022
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June 19, 2023
Lack of Focus
This book's title and even the introduction make you think it's going to be one type of book, specifically about how to rest and recover from the day's stress on a daily basis. This would have been wonderful if the author had stuck with it. However, the author went off on regular—even if interesting and well-searched—tangents that didn't really seem to have much to do with the book's core message. For instance, in the very first chapter, the author talks about things that don't really have to do with life's daily stressors, like deep-seated trauma and LCD eReaders. While people certainly do suffer from trauma that impairs their abilities to rest and recover, this book seems like it should be more general about most people’s standard daily stresses just being a modern human living on planet Earth, not concepts that may only be relevant for certain readers. The author, if interested in these topics, should write books specifically addressing them for those affected. I like my nonfiction to be hyper-focused, and this book just is not. I did like the author's use of story and plethora of references throughout. I didn't think the book was as logically organized as it should have been. For instance, I would have started the in-depth chapters with the breathing chapter instead of ending the book with it. What is more fundamental to stress reduction, rest, and recovery AND is so easy to incorporate throughout the day, not just at its end, than breathing? This book certainly has some nuggets of wisdom within it, but you do have to wade through the morass of tangential topics to find them.
I received a free copy of this book, but that did not affect my review.
This book's title and even the introduction make you think it's going to be one type of book, specifically about how to rest and recover from the day's stress on a daily basis. This would have been wonderful if the author had stuck with it. However, the author went off on regular—even if interesting and well-searched—tangents that didn't really seem to have much to do with the book's core message. For instance, in the very first chapter, the author talks about things that don't really have to do with life's daily stressors, like deep-seated trauma and LCD eReaders. While people certainly do suffer from trauma that impairs their abilities to rest and recover, this book seems like it should be more general about most people’s standard daily stresses just being a modern human living on planet Earth, not concepts that may only be relevant for certain readers. The author, if interested in these topics, should write books specifically addressing them for those affected. I like my nonfiction to be hyper-focused, and this book just is not. I did like the author's use of story and plethora of references throughout. I didn't think the book was as logically organized as it should have been. For instance, I would have started the in-depth chapters with the breathing chapter instead of ending the book with it. What is more fundamental to stress reduction, rest, and recovery AND is so easy to incorporate throughout the day, not just at its end, than breathing? This book certainly has some nuggets of wisdom within it, but you do have to wade through the morass of tangential topics to find them.
I received a free copy of this book, but that did not affect my review.
April 9, 2022
How Relevant is this Book
This is a must-read. We are so 'on' all the time and we don't realize it. So many of us are stressed to the max and wouldn't even know where to start, to really relax and unwind. I particularly liked the ecotherapy as I did not know that was a 'thing' along with forest bathing. I knew instinctively that I feel good when I'm in a forest but did not know this has been proven to really improve your health and wellbeing. There were many examples of different strategies I could use when I'm stressed. Breathing was another good example. Well done to the author for laying it out in simple terms so everyone can understand. Highly recommend.
This is a must-read. We are so 'on' all the time and we don't realize it. So many of us are stressed to the max and wouldn't even know where to start, to really relax and unwind. I particularly liked the ecotherapy as I did not know that was a 'thing' along with forest bathing. I knew instinctively that I feel good when I'm in a forest but did not know this has been proven to really improve your health and wellbeing. There were many examples of different strategies I could use when I'm stressed. Breathing was another good example. Well done to the author for laying it out in simple terms so everyone can understand. Highly recommend.
November 19, 2023
love this book!
I used to be anxious all the time because I have so much to do and must keeping up with schedule and sometimes just can’t sleep because of worries. I try to slow down but I only work sometimes. Reading this book really makes me understand the reason why and how to change to live a productive life with peace in mind.
I used to be anxious all the time because I have so much to do and must keeping up with schedule and sometimes just can’t sleep because of worries. I try to slow down but I only work sometimes. Reading this book really makes me understand the reason why and how to change to live a productive life with peace in mind.
November 27, 2023
I found this book very helpful, especially the encouragement to let one's mind wander. We have so much input, that our minds don't have time to process it before we rush to the next thing. It has really helped me to give myself that unplugged time, and that has increased my creativity and thinking power.
October 28, 2023
Good information
The information is good. I would recommend it to anyone who is looking for a way to break the rhythm of bad habits and regain some balance in their lives,or refresh their knowledge of what’s going wrong with their routine and incorporate some better habits.
The information is good. I would recommend it to anyone who is looking for a way to break the rhythm of bad habits and regain some balance in their lives,or refresh their knowledge of what’s going wrong with their routine and incorporate some better habits.
March 28, 2024
Genuinely helpful…
The style of writing is soothing and I’d recommend this book to anyone who needs help managing all those emotions that threaten peace of mind.
The style of writing is soothing and I’d recommend this book to anyone who needs help managing all those emotions that threaten peace of mind.
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