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    • The importance of rest and overcoming guiltDon't let guilt hold you back from taking a break for rest. Prioritize it and view it as productive to improve overall well-being.

      Taking time to rest is essential, yet many people struggle with feeling guilty about it. Kate Cocker, from the Volley Network, shares her personal experience of guilt creeping in even when she takes a day off to rest. She emphasizes that it's necessary to switch off and do a "productive nothing," as rest is crucial for processing stresses and improving overall well-being. Despite knowing the importance of rest, it's easy to forget and give in to feelings of guilt. To combat this, Kate suggests booking in rest time and viewing it as a productive activity rather than a waste of time. By prioritizing rest, we can feel refreshed and better equipped to tackle our daily tasks. Remember, rest is not a luxury, but a necessity. So take a break, book some time for yourself, and don't let guilt hold you back from recharging.

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