When you are healthy, you don’t just have to take care of your body, but you have to take care of a lot more areas of your lifestyle than just your physical body. Today we take a look at some areas that you may have neglected over the years and how you can change all aspects of your health.
So many of them look at a healthy lifestyle in the context of losing weight, but there are many other aspects when they are healthy that they have to look at. Being healthy is not just about eating properly!
I personally think the key to healthy life is to follow a healthy lifestyle in order to give yourself the best chance of avoiding chronic diseases.
It is easy to neglect to take care of ourselves, because if we are busy and overwhelmed, we simply don’t seem to be able to find the time to take care of ourselves. Self -care prevents “overload burnout” and reduces the negative effects of stress, so this is essential for your health.
There is no doubt that the right and training of food and movement are of crucial importance for your body, as well as the sufficient amount of water. “Calories in” must be counteracted by “calorie failures”, so that the food decisions supported by the training are indeed crucial to take care of your body best.
You will feel better by eating and training properly, but to feel good, you have to do more. A healthy lifestyle must be a priority. Take care of your body, but also your mind and general well -being.
After I was a personal trainer and now a life coach, I ask my customers to create a good balance between all important areas of life.
To do this, I teach you about the importance of wellness
According to the World Health Organization, “Health is a state of complete physical, mental and social well -being and not just the lack of diseases or frailty.” In other words, your health is much more about physical complaints – it is also about emotional and social fitness.
“Natural healing power in each of us is the greatest strength to get good.” ~ Hippocrates
The best way to look at all aspects of a healthy lifestyle is to take their well -being into account.
Wellness is an active process that becomes aware of the decisions for a healthy and fulfilling life and make decisions. Well -being is more than free of diseases, but a dynamic process of change and growth.
Definition of wellness
“… a state of complete physical, mental and social well -being and not just the lack of diseases or frailty.” The World Health Organization
Wellness is a way for us to actively work on better health. There are 8 areas that make up wellness and your goal has to get a good balance between everyone.
Eight dimensions of well -being
There are eight dimensions of well -being: professionally, emotional, spiritual, ecological, financially, physical, social and intellectual. Every dimension of well -being is connected to another. Each dimension is also important for striving for optimal health.
Emotional well -being
Emotional well -being refers to understanding their feelings and effectively with stress through self -care, relaxation, reduction in stress and the development of internal resources so that they can learn and grow from experiences.
You have to start with your emotional health. You cannot avoid the youngest upswing in the news about mental health. In our stressful society, it has become a serious big problem. We slowly come to the fact that mental well -being is as important as physical fitness in relation to our general health. Their mental state has an effect from its blood pressure to hormones to heart rate.
We humans are often exposed to emotions, some positive, others negative. It is important for your health that you manage your feelings and deal with the negative harmful when you appear.
How good is your emotional well -being? Check against these statements:
- I can ask/search for help if I need them.
- I appreciate self -research and self -improvement.
- I can recognize and manage the different stress factors in my life.
- I have a feeling of fun and laughter.
- I can feel and label my feelings.
- I express my feelings appropriately.
- I have a feeling of control in my life and can adapt to changes.
- I can comfort or comfort myself when I’m worried.
- Others would describe me as emotionally stable.
Environmental wellness
Environmental wellness encourages us to lead a lifestyle that respects our surroundings. This kingdom encourages us to live in harmony with the earth by taking measures to protect them. It promotes interaction with nature and its personal environment.
How good is your environmental wellness? Check against these statements:
Your surroundings and the larger global environment play a role in your well -being. How you understand it, interact with him and feel the influence, they contribute to how they live. Ask yourself:
- I take care of the environment and my community.
- I am aware of the risks in my area and adapt my lifestyle accordingly.
- I keep a quiet home environment.
- I like to take care of my living space and create a positive place.
- I try to live an environmentally friendly lifestyle.
- I make sense to make myself important on topics of the global environment and to contribute my part to combat it.
Financial well -being
The financial costs are successfully managed in financial well -being. Financial stress is repeated a common source of stress, fear and fear for students.
How good is your financial well -being? Check against these statements:
- I have developed a financial plan for my future and have a balance between the expenditure for the present and saving for the future.
- I budget my expenses every month.
- I have enough money to manage my living needs.
- My beliefs/values for money are harmonious with my behavior.
- I have a healthy relationship with money.
Vocational wellness
In professional wellness, it is about enjoying your work and appreciating your contributions. This dimension of wellness promotes personal satisfaction and enrichment in your own life through work.
How good is your professional well -being? Check against these statements:
- I have a balance between work and the other areas of my life.
- My work has a purpose.
- I enjoy my work and am happy what I do
- I use my skills and personal talents in the role that I have at work
- I do the job I want to do
- My work doesn’t emphasize me
- I feel optimistic about my current career and my career goals.
Intellectual well -being
Intellectual well -being includes an open mind if you come across new ideas and further expand your knowledge. It promotes active participation in school, cultural and community activities.
How good is your intellectual well -being? Check against these statements:
- I’m looking for new challenges.
- I have certain intellectual goals.
- I pursue mentally stimulating interests or hobbies.
- I have positive thoughts (a low degree of negativity and cynicism).
- I would describe myself as a lifelong learner.
- I end time and energy for professional and self -development.
Physical well -being
Physical well -being refers to the maintenance of a healthy body and the search for care if necessary. The only area that you all think about when you think about a healthy lifestyle. Physical health is achieved through movement, eating well, getting enough sleep and paying attention to the signs of diseases and receiving help if necessary.
How good is your physical well -being? Check against these statements:
- I get enough sleep and feel the feeling of being rested.
- I eat regular nutritional meals that give me the energy I need to survive the day.
- I get a total of 150 minutes of moderate to violent physical activity per week.
- I eat a balanced nutrition.
- I practice safe sex.
- I neither use alcohol nor in dimensions, I am a non -smoker and avoid street drugs.
- I am generally free of diseases.
- I am a reasonable weight for my size.
Social well -being
Social wellness helps you to create social roles effectively and conveniently and a support network. This dimension of wellness enables you not only to build up encouraging relationships with peers, but also to build intimate relationships with romantic partners.
As important as the right and training is that it never misses an important family event, an evening with your best friends or a meal with your family. We are social beings and whether extroverted or introverted, it is crucial to invest time and effort in our close social ties, crucial for our ongoing mental health
How good is your social well -being? Check against these statements:
- I can find the time to maintain healthy relationships with friends and family.
- I feel belonging to a group or community and do not feel isolated.
- I respect others and their cultural identities.
- I can solve conflicts in all areas of my life.
- I am aware of the feelings of others and can react appropriately.
- I have at least three people with whom I have a close trusting relationship.
- I am aware of and can set and respect my own and other limits.
- I have social interaction with others.
Spiritual well -being
Their spiritual well -being includes their ability to discover and examine the purpose and meaning of their life as they are in contact with their values, morality and a higher spiritual strength
How good is your intellectual well -being? Check against these statements:
- I feel a general feeling of peace and well -being in my life.
- I am aware of my own values and beliefs and respect the values and beliefs of others.
- I think my life makes sense and has instructions.
- I practice meditation, praying or sticking to a kind of growth practice.
- I have a general feeling of serenity.
- I have confidence in a higher power.
- I have a feeling of importance and purpose in my life.
- I trust others and can forgive others and let go of and let go.
To be healthy, you have to intentionally decide to ensure that each of these areas is in a good place. If you take time for each of you, make sure you take time for your health.
“There is no huge step that takes it. There are many small steps.” -Unknown
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