Relaxation
August 1st marked the 2 year anniversary of opening the doors of Tranquil Escape.
I'm grateful for all the clients that have been on my massage table in those 2 years. I've learned so much and grown as a therapist every day. A big thank you to you all for your trust and support.
Events: August
National Golf Month
National Picnic Month
Week 1 National Simplify
your Life Week
Week 2 National Smile
Week
Week 3 Friendship Week
Week 4 Be Kind to
Humankind Week
Relaxation
Busy-ness is the trend
these days. People carry over-packed schedules like winning trophies. “I’m SO
busy at work!” “How do you have time to do that? I’m too busy to read/watch
TV/exercise/do anything fun.” “I can’t get monthly massages I have too much to
DO!”
Too much “busy” could be making you tired, sick, and probably cranky.
When do you relax?
RELAX. “Relaxation” is a word we hear often, but don’t know always know what it
means. Here, I’ve compiled some options for you.
re·lax verb \ri-ˈlaks\
1: the state of being
free from tension or anxiety.
2: a way to rest and
enjoy yourself
3: recreation or rest,
especially after a period of work.
4: the loss of tension
in a part of the body, especially in a muscle when it ceases to contract.
5: something that you do
to stop feeling nervous, worried, etc.
More importantly, what does relaxation mean to you?
If you’re not a “hot
bath and good book” kind of person, you probably cringe at Calgon commercials
and spa photos of people with stones piled on their backs. But here’s the
beauty: You can make your own definition of relaxation.
It’s your job to figure
out what you enjoy doing, what makes you smile, and what makes you feel like
you are a hundred miles from work or home jobs?
Then, make time for that.
You have a schedule.
Write in special time for a hobby, a nap, massage, your favorite show, a
weekend getaway, a new class, ANY thing you enjoy can be relaxing.
Need someone to give you
a reason? Want permission?
August 15 is National
Day of Relaxation. Yes, it’s a thing! And it’s just begging for celebration.
Here are some ideas:
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Spend part of the day alone.
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Spend part of the day with your family, doing ONLY fun
stuff.
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Meditate
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Devote time to your hobby.
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Sleep in. Or get up extra early. Whichever excites you!
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Arrange for take-out or pre-cooked meals all day.
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Schedule a massage! www.temassagetherapy.com
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If you’ve always wanted a day to “not leave the house”
today’s the day! Wake when you wish, eat when you’re hungry, stay in your
jammies and read a book.
Taking care of you is
important. And, self-care puts you in a better frame of mind to take care of the
people who depend on you. So find the thing that mellows you out, and make it
happen!
"Take a Tranquil Escape from your aches and pains today!"
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