Looking for the Good
Stay healthy

Are you focusing on your health and well-being? It is surprising to me that it has been 6 months since we began social distancing practices due to COVID-19. Time has flown by, and I am shocked that it is almost the first day of fall already. I have attended my fair share of zoom workshops and read more articles than I can count about how to cope during this challenging time. Even though I struggle often, I try to stay positive and focus on any tiny bit of good that can emerge out of this horrible pandemic. I created this list as a way to have concrete items I can do to increase my well-being. There is really nothing new in my list; however, I wanted to share with others the ways that I am trying to stay healthy. I do not do everything every day or even every week, but it helps me when I focus on these seven concrete areas.
- Keep your immune system high
-Eat nutritiously
-Exercise daily
-Get enough sleep
-Don’t catch a chill/be cold
-Watch drinking alcohol
-Take vitamins
- Practice ways to quiet your mind
-Meditate
-Do yoga
-Sit in nature
- Keep a routine
-Get up at the same time each morning
-Take a shower and get dressed
-Stay organized
-Separate work and free time if you are working from home now
- Do things you enjoy
-Think about hobbies you haven’t done in awhile
-Do some self care like nails and home facials
-Renew old dreams
- Let yourself feel those emotions so you can process and release them
-Journal or write notes you throw away
-Talk to someone
- Focus on the positive
-Keep gratitude lists
-Let go of what you miss and don’t have now
- Keep connections
-Talk to your loved ones through text, video or phone calls
-Find groups on social media with like-minded people
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While it is easy to focus on the negative aspects of life, I choose to continue looking for the good in people and in the world around me, and I want to share why they do what they do. I am the proud mother of three adult daughters and live in the Chicago area. I have worked in the Early Childhood Education field since 2001, and I write books when the inspiration comes.
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