Self-Care is optional. You don’t have to use your self-care tools, but if you don’t, you’ll starve yourself of an abundance of opportunities. Why do that to yourself?
This is the third in a series of articles that explain why self-care is imperative if we want to call in our dream life and business. I wanted to give you a ton of self-care options to complement what you’ve already learned (or reminded yourself of!)
Previously in the ‘Self-Care for Business Owners’ Series.
Check out part-one here, where you’ll discover; A bird’s-eye view of what self-care actually is and why it is pivotal for the success of business owners and the success of our businesses.
Check out part-two here, where you’ll find; 5 nuggets of wisdom to help you break the “I’m too busy for that.” cycle.
Here I’m, compiling for you a list of self-care options, tools, strategies, activities, ideas, or processes. You may find they either take you back to alignment or steadiness if you’re having a wobble, or they’ll sustain your already good feeling, embodied, steady place, if you’re already on a roll.
They won’t all work for you. Different ones will work at different times. Be open to the idea of trying new options when your current tools aren’t quite hitting the mark. Revisit those you haven’t used in a while, you’ll now have the benefit of new perspectives.
You’ll know they’re working if you feel better as a result of doing them. These practices serve to take our minds off the day-to-day challenges we inevitably experience. If you allow them to, they’ll take you closer to the awareness of your non-physical, energetic, soul, soul, spirit, inner-being, God-self, essential-self, or whatever you choose to call that larger magical aspect of ourselves which brings mystery, magic, connection, wisdom and oneness to our experience.
Do you use your tools to bring you closer to that awareness?
There are a million that I’ve undoubtedly forgotten! Please send me an email to heather@getaccomplishedwithheather.com with any additions to this list that you’ve found really helpful. Please send only location-independent links.
Self-Care Options
| Process/Tool/Option/Activity/Strategy | Link |
Lift-Off Process | https://getaccomplishedwithheather.com/lift-off-toolkit-sign-up |
| Journaling | https://journalwithcarol.com |
| The Whelm Wheel | https://www.subscribepage.com/thewhelmwheel |
| The Focus Wheel by Abraham Hicks | |
| EFT/Tapping | https://www.clairekerslake.com |
| Ho’oponopono | |
| Byron Katie’s ‘The Work’ | https://thework.com |
| Meditation | |
| Mindfulness practices | |
| Inner-Child work | |
| Breath work | |
| Decluttering | https://www.facebook.com/whitesagedecluttering |
| Jigsaws Reading Sunbathing Napping Snoozing | |
Channeled Teachings – Abraham Hicks Weola | https://www.abraham-hicks.com https://www.weola.one |
| Complementary Therapies – Homeopathy | https://www.homeopathy-healing.com/about-eileen |
| Trauma Release Donna Eden Energy Work | https://anitakaiserwellness.com https://edenmethod.com |
| Kinesiology Massage Self-massage Access Bars Aromatherapy Reflexology Counselling Coaching Psychotherapy Indian head massage Reiki Spiritual healing Accupuncture Ayurveda Flower remedies Herbal medicine Osteopathy Acupuncture Hypnotherapy Sound therapy Shiatsu NLP Energy Healing The Sedona Method Non-Violent Communication Chakra work | |
Nature – Gardening Walking Hiking Ornithology Hanging out with your pets | |
Art and crafts- Painting- Oils Acrylics Watercolours Drawing Pastels Printmaking Textiles – Felt making Sewing Embroidery Cross Stitch Knitting Crochet Weaving Jewellery making Mosaic Ceramics Decoupage Sculpture Glass painting Soap/candle making Diamond Dotz Carpentry | |
Diet and Nutrition – | |
| Inner child healing for healthy eating | https://www.vanessamclennan.com |
| Medical Medium | https://www.medicalmedium.com |
| Plant Based Keto Paleo Baking Cooking Juicing Intuitive eating | |
Movement – Pilates Anat Baniel Method | https://www.pilatestofeelgood.com https://www.anatbanielmethod.com |
| Yoga Alexander Technique Feldenkrais Tai Chi Qigong Dance – Nia Jazz Five rhythms Ballet Ballroom Contemporary Street Tap Folk Irish Pole Country Line Disco Latin Swing Free Martial Arts- Judo Taekwondo Karate Kickboxing Jiu-Jitsu Tai Chi Qigong Sport – Netball Hockey Football/Soccer American Football/football Athletics Skiing Snowboarding Running Basketball Tennis Baseball Badminton Golf Volleyball Swimming Boxing Table tennis Skiing Ice skating Roller skating Cricket Rugby Pool Darts Tenpin bowling Green bowls Petanque Ice hockey Surfing Horse riding Skateboarding Cycling Archery Fishing Gymnastics Rock climbing Fencing Water skiing Jet skiing Weight lifting Scuba diving Wind surfing Sky diving Hang gliding Paragliding Bungee jumping |
Links –
Bold and Italic = highly recommended by me.
Italic = Highly recommended by someone I know and trust.
Plain Text = a resource which was recommended by someone I don’t know.
If there’s no link – Google is your friend.
