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    6 Things To Do If Your Job Is Harming Your Mental Health

    enOctober 01, 2021

    Podcast Summary

    • Enjoy Summer with IKEA's Affordable Outdoor Essentials and Prioritize Mental HealthIKEA's outdoor furniture and accessories make summer enjoyable and affordable. Prioritize mental health by recognizing work-life balance and considering herbal supplements for support.

      Summer can be more enjoyable and affordable with IKEA's range of outdoor furniture and accessories. While work can take up a significant portion of our lives, it's essential to prioritize mental health and wellbeing. Shocking statistics reveal that US workers suffer from work-related stress, leading to enormous financial losses for businesses and devastating health consequences. It's crucial to recognize the importance of work-life balance and take steps to mitigate the negative impact of work on mental health. Companies like UKG offer HR, pay, time, and culture solutions to help create a positive work environment. Herbs, such as slippery elm bark and ginger root, can support digestive health and overall wellness. So, invest in affordable outdoor essentials with IKEA, prioritize mental health, and consider herbal supplements for additional support.

    • Mental health in the workplace: Prioritizing well-being55% of Americans experience work-related stress, but acknowledging and addressing mental health struggles can lead to greater strength and fulfillment.

      Mental health is an often overlooked yet crucial aspect of our well-being, and it's essential to prioritize it, especially when it comes to our work. Despite the fact that 55% of Americans and 20% more than the world average experience work-related stress, we often let it pass unnoticed due to its invisible nature. This issue affects everyone, whether you work for a company or for yourself, as the lines between work and personal life can blur. Two recent examples of individuals who bravely addressed this issue on the world stage are Naomi Osaka and Simone Biles. Both athletes openly discussed their mental health struggles and made the bold decision to prioritize it over traditional obligations, despite facing criticism. Their actions sparked important conversations about mental health and showed that acknowledging and addressing our feelings, rather than ignoring them, can lead to greater strength and fulfillment. So, when approaching work, it's important to be aware of how it affects your mental health and well-being. By recognizing the signs and taking proactive steps, you can mitigate the negative impact and ultimately improve both your personal and professional life.

    • Maintaining job security through professional development and diversificationUpdate your professional profile and seek new opportunities to reduce reliance on one major client or project for security.

      Job security and the fear of instability can significantly impact our mental health at work. Whether you work for someone else or for yourself, the lack of security can cause anxiety and uncertainty. To mitigate this, keeping your professional profile up-to-date and active, such as on LinkedIn, can provide a sense of security by opening up new opportunities. Don't limit yourself to one major client or project, as relying too heavily on one source can be risky. Instead, continually seek out new opportunities and maintain a diverse client base or project portfolio. This way, you'll always have a safety net and a sense of security, even if things don't go as planned in one area.

    • Diversify client base and experiences for stability and growthExpand client base to reduce risks, build connections, and foster personal growth. Trust your instincts but also seek support when needed, like Ritual's Synbiotic Plus supplement. CVS Health prioritizes accessible and convenient health services for overall wellness.

      Relying too heavily on one client or one relationship can lead to potential risks and instability. Entrepreneurs should aim to build connections with multiple people within their client's organizations to ensure continuity and security. Additionally, expanding experiences and exploring new environments can bring personal growth and transformation. So, always make sure to diversify your client base and broaden your horizons, both professionally and personally. Furthermore, trusting your gut instincts is important, but sometimes it may lead you astray. In such cases, having the right support, like Ritual's Synbiotic Plus supplement, can help alleviate discomfort and provide relief. Remember, there's no shame in seeking assistance for your gut health, and Ritual is here to help you celebrate and prioritize your well-being. Lastly, CVS Health is committed to making healthier living more accessible and convenient through a variety of services and partnerships. From virtual care to mental health support, CVS Health is dedicated to improving overall wellness and making a positive impact on people's lives.

    • Recognize the impact of work on mental healthTaking breaks from work can boost productivity and improve mental health. Identify toxic work environments and address root causes for better well-being.

      It's important to recognize if your work is negatively impacting your mental health. Many people, including over half of Americans, don't use all their paid vacation days due to work-related worries. However, taking a break can actually make you more productive and effective upon your return. Additionally, if your work environment is toxic, consider speaking to a trusted colleague or manager about it. It's crucial to identify the root cause of any mental health issues related to work, as it may not always be the work itself. Other factors, such as sleep schedule, diet, or personal life, could be contributing to your feelings. Don't make work the scapegoat; instead, focus on making positive changes in your life to improve your overall well-being.

    • Prioritizing Rest and Self-Care for Optimal HealthConsistent sleep schedule, true two-day weekends, unexpected activities like hiking, infrared sauna, cold plunge, meal plan, exercise, mental health care, and advocacy for mental health in the workplace can significantly improve mental and physical well-being.

      Prioritizing rest and self-care is essential for optimal mental and physical health. The speaker shares how recognizing the importance of a consistent sleep schedule and taking a true two-day weekend can make a significant difference. However, it's important to note that rest and refuel activities may not always be what we expect, such as a massage or spa day. Instead, consider activities like hiking, infrared sauna, and cold plunge, which can have a greater impact on mental and physical well-being. Additionally, treating yourself like an athlete by prioritizing a meal plan, exercise, and mental health care can help manage stress and improve overall well-being. Lastly, becoming an advocate for mental health in the workplace is crucial, as it's individuals within organizations who can drive change and create supportive environments for mental health.

    • Focus on your own capacity and prioritize responsibilitiesCommunicate workload with manager, ask for help, prioritize self-care, prevent unnecessary stress and burnout, build supportive work environments

      Instead of comparing ourselves to others and feeling like we don't measure up at work, we should focus on our own capacity and prioritize our responsibilities. When we feel overwhelmed, it's important to take time off and communicate with our managers about our current workload. By doing so, we can avoid taking on too much and setting ourselves up for misery. Remember, it's okay to ask for help and prioritize self-care. Additionally, being open and communicative with others about our responsibilities can help prevent unnecessary stress and burnout. Let's aim to break the cycle of suffering alone and instead, build supportive and understanding work environments.

    • Prioritize self-care and mental healthValue self-perception, seek support, prioritize mental health, remember opinions don't define us, and explore affordable solutions for wellness.

      Our self-perception and mental health should not be dictated by external factors or societal pressures. Our relationship with ourselves is the most important one, and it's crucial to prioritize mental health similarly to physical health. It's essential to remember that people's opinions do not define us, and we should seek support to destigmatize mental health issues. Additionally, there are affordable solutions for enhancing our living spaces, such as Ikea's outdoor furniture offerings, and accessible resources for prioritizing health and wellness, like CVS Health's comprehensive services. Overall, it's important to prioritize self-care, self-acceptance, and seeking the necessary resources to improve our overall well-being.

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    In these ‘Moment’ episodes of my podcast, I’ll be selecting my favourite moments from previous episodes of The Diary Of A CEO. It seems that in the modern world we live in ‘anxiety’ is a word we are all becoming far too familiar with. The same can be said for many celebrities and online personalities who at first glance may seem untouchable, however when you look a little deeper, no one has it all worked out. In this extremely open and honest clip, Jim reveals how a complicated childhood became the source of many of his issues. He also reveals how he has come to identify and overcome his anxiety for both himself and his new family on the way! Episode 78 - https://g2ul0.app.link/zubmaijq0ib Jim: https://www.youtube.com/user/j1mmyb0bba https://www.instagram.com/jimchapman/ https://twitter.com/jimchapman Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

    Productivity and energy levels with Erin Elizabeth Wells

    Productivity and energy levels with Erin Elizabeth Wells

    Erin Elizabeth Wells is The Intentionality Expert and founder of Chosen Course which works with location-independent entrepreneurs to stop the burnout, 24/7 overworking hustle, and start creating scalable, business and productivity systems so they can enjoy their freedom-loving lifestyle. 

    She is the author of Inspired Action: Create More Purpose, Productivity, & Peace in Your LifeErin is a certified practitioner of Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP). 

    Erin, her husband, and toddler daughter are now a full-time digital nomad family exploring and loving our beautiful world.

    Erin Elizabeth Wells and I dive into how we can be more productive at work while taking care of our mental health. We talk about burnout, energy levels, and self-care. If you want to connect with Erin Elizabeth Wells further you can find her at:

     

    Mobility Experiment - #11 - Cultivating Self-Awareness around Diet & Health with Eoin Dobbin

    Mobility Experiment - #11 - Cultivating Self-Awareness around Diet & Health with Eoin Dobbin

    I was delighted to welcome our first guest to the podcast, personal trainer, health & wellness coach and close friend Eoin Dobbin (@eoindobbin.pt).

    In this episode we discussed diet, wellness and cultivating habits for long-term growth & health. Eoin gave us a deep insight into his approach to clients, how & why he's getting consistently positive results in terms of body composition. As well as his own approach to improving self-awareness and this effect on mental health.

    Why would you listen to this podcast?

    - To get a better understanding of how to refine your goals.

    - The relationship between improving small habits & long-term change.

    - Why it's important to define what health is to you.

    - How self-awareness practices can improve productivity, choices, and daily living.

    20 - Support for Post-Pandemic Work-Life Cadence

    20 - Support for Post-Pandemic Work-Life Cadence
    Mich Bondesio and her 6 guests contemplate areas of focus to support better work-life cadence, as we move out of the pandemic into a new way of living and working.

    Episode 20 is the final episode of season 3 of the Creating Cadence podcast and features interviews with the following people:

    Catarina King is a dynamic and passionate community builder, and one of the co-founders of coworking space called Society1. https://www.society1.co.uk/

    Rashmir Balasubramaniam is an executive coach and strategic advisor to current and emerging female leaders of social innovation and systems change. https://www.rashmir.net/

    Amy Young is a senior account manager at ICG, a well-established, award-winning creative agency in the North West of England. https://www.icg.agency/

    Garth Dew is a video producer and business owner who helps brands and companies to create marketing and event content. https://www.gdvideo.co.uk/

    Ed Matthews-Gentle leads a creative business support programme in Lancashire, and he’s also a fellow of the Royal Society of Arts. https://www.creativelancashire.org/

    James Taplin is an ecologist and innovation consultant for a national innovation agency https://www.ukri.org/ and a writer and bladesmith. https://www.broadcloth.co.uk/

    To access the episode transcript, sign up to the free Cadence newsletter here: https://growthsessions.co/cadence-podcast/

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