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7 Exercises To Calm Stress, Anxiety, Overthinking

In life's hustle, finding solace is an art. Picture a stress-free world created with each stroke on our art design notebooks. Inspired by Lavendaire, join us on a transformative journey through seven exercises, unveiling the magic of journaling and mindfulness. From a brain dump to a tech detox, these practices, complemented by our exquisite notebooks, offer a path to self-discovery, inner peace, and control over your mental well-being. Approach with gentleness and nurture a serene mindset.


7 Exercises To Calm Stress, Anxiety, Overthinking

In the hustle and bustle of life, finding solace is an art. Picture this: a world where stress unravels, and each stroke of your pen on our art design notebooks crafts a haven of calmness. Inspired by Lavendaire's wisdom, join us on a captivating odyssey through seven transformative exercises. With each stroke, discover the magic of journaling and mindfulness, as we beckon you into a realm where serenity becomes an exquisite masterpiece.

1. Brain Dump:
Start by making a list of everything that stresses you out or gives you anxiety. Be honest and don't filter yourself. Writing these thoughts down helps you become more aware of their origins and understand yourself better. Visualize leaving these thoughts on paper and affirm that you are releasing them from your mind.

making a list of everything that stresses you out

2. Assess the Actionable:
Highlight or circle the things on your list that are within your control. Recognize what you can do something about, such as your habits or thoughts. Identify one small step you can take to feel calmer and release stress and anxiety related to these controllable factors.

3. Investigate Beliefs, Mindsets, and Habits:
Take the time to explore the beliefs, mindsets, or habits that contribute to your stress and anxiety. Question why you think that way and dig deeper into the root causes. Identify what you truly want at the heart of these issues.

4. Recognize What's Within Your Control:
Distinguish between what you can control and what is outside your control. Focus your energy on what you can change, rather than wasting it on things beyond your influence. Redirect your attention to productive actions and progress.

5. Visualization of Peace:
Imagine and describe what peace looks and feels like to you. Write it down, create a vision board, or find other ways to capture your ideal vision of peace. Use these resources as reminders and bring yourself back to that state of peace whenever needed.

6. Mindfulness Exercise:
Become aware of the peace that exists around and within you. Note what is peaceful about the present moment, your surroundings, the sounds you hear, your relationships, and yourself. Pay attention to these peaceful aspects and let them bring a sense of calmness.

mindfulness exercise


7. Tech and Social Media Detox:
Evaluate your technology and social media habits that contribute to distraction and anxiety. Decide how you want to detox and set boundaries for yourself. Be intentional and in control of your technology usage to regain peace and reduce stress.

8. The Jar Exercise:
Prioritize your time, energy, and attention by identifying your "big rocks," or the most important things in your life. Then determine the "pebbles" and "sand" - the smaller, less significant things. Make space for the big rocks first and fill in the rest accordingly to avoid being overwhelmed by trivial distractions.

These seven exercises, coupled with our exquisite art design notebooks and high-quality paper, offer practical tools for shedding stress, anxiety, and overthinking. Through the fusion of journaling and mindfulness, embark on a journey towards self-discovery, inner peace, and taking charge of your mental well-being. Approach your path with gentleness, nurturing a tranquil and serene mindset.