Why you need a ‘think week’ (or maybe just a ‘think hour’ if you’re busy)

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Why you need a ‘think week’ (or maybe just a ‘think hour’ if you’re busy)
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If you can find the time to get away for a week, the benefits are clear. But even making an hour or two a week just for yourself can help a lot.

When planning for our precious summer holidays, for many of us, the choice is a close tie between an exotic location or an epic experience to revitalise us for the year ahead.

Wellness coach Lyndall Mitchell, founder of Aurora Spa, says the new year is the perfect opportunity to deliberately dedicate some time to reflect and create focus for the year ahead.“Look back at the last 12 months and consider what worked well for you, what habits you want to continue and what habits haven’t served you well,” she suggests.

“It can be really useful to set aside time to deliberately stop and ask yourself those big open-ended questions,” she says. “It’s really necessary to take some me-time or think-time to get out of the wheel of life for a moment, and reset and empty out – it’s taking a ‘diagnostic’ moment for yourself,” says Stewart, who is a doctor of traditional Chinese medicine.

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