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You don’t need an hour, a gym, or equipment to move your body. Sometimes, five intentional minutes are enough to wake up your muscles, boost energy, and reset your mood — whether you’re at home, traveling, or between meetings. Here’s a simple 5-minute workout designed to fit into any day. Minute 1: March or Jog in Place Gently raise your knees and swing your arms.This increases circulation, warms up your body, and gets your heart rate up. Minute 2: Bodyweight Squats Stand wit
Mini Packing Ritual: Lay out everything you plan to take, then pause for a deep breath before zipping your bag. This turns packing from a chore into a grounding practice. Travel Playlist Prep: Curate a short playlist of songs that calm, energize, or inspire you. Listen to it while packing to set a positive travel mindset. Desk-to-Door Reset: Before stepping out, place your hand on your heart, close your eyes, and take three deep breaths. Signal to your body: transition mode o
When your thoughts feel scattered or overwhelming, a mental reset doesn’t require hours of meditation or silence. With a few intentional minutes, you can calm your nervous system, regain clarity, and feel more grounded — wherever you are. Here’s a simple 10-minute mental reset you can do anytime. Minute 1–2: Slow the Breath Inhale through your nose for 4 seconds, hold briefly, then exhale for 6 seconds.Longer exhales help signal your body to relax. Minute 3–4: Release Physica