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Alright, let’s talk about the elephant in the room – yep, COVID-19. This nasty little bug has turned our lives upside down, hasn’t it? Perhaps you’re not infected physically, but the worry about it is seriously doing a number on our mental health.
Take it from me, an Indian citizen who spent a lockdown staring at the news with my family, letting fear and dread crawl under our skin. But hey, we can’t let this virus win, right? We need to stay strong, mentally and emotionally. You’re probably asking ‘how?’. I’ve got some ideas up my sleeve.
Why not spend some time watching feel-good movies or series? Trust me, your mood will soon mirror what you’re watching. Just remember, there’s no need to binge on COVID updates – that’s a one-way ticket to stressville.
How about working a little sweat up? Morning exercise is like a refreshing cup of coffee for your mind. Seeing the sunrise and feeling fit and fine is a great way to start the day. Plus, working out helps kick stress to the curb.
Got a shelf full of books? Crack one open and let it take you on a journey. Reading not only lets you escape reality but also enriches your knowledge and vocabulary.
Family games night, anyone? We often forget how much joy we can find within our families. Playing indoor games is a great way to bond and make some happy memories.
If it’s safe to do so, visit friends or relatives. A little bit of good, old-fashioned face-to-face chat can do wonders for your mental state. If that’s off the cards, a video call can make the distance disappear.
Have you ever tried yoga or meditation? Your mind is going to thank you for it. These ancient practices can cool down your stress levels and give you emotional control.
Music can be your best friend during these times. The right song can lift your mood, energize you, or soothe your soul. So, crank up the volume and let the melodies wash over you.
Finally, remember those hobbies you used to love? Maybe it’s time to dust them off. Whether it’s painting, gardening, or anything else, doing what you love will do wonders for your mental well-being.
Stay safe, stay strong. We’re all in this together.
(Author Note: Garima Aggarwal loves writing about lifestyle, health, and digital marketing. With 2 years of experience, she is passionate about sharing her knowledge. Apart from writing, she also enjoys photography and anchoring.)
