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I’m Lee, and I’m delighted to welcome you to the Calm Collective, where my mission is to help professional women like you overcome adrenal fatigue naturally and reclaim your energy and peace. This blog is your sanctuary for discovering effective strategies and practical advice to break free from the cycle of stress and fatigue.

Understanding that the journey out of adrenal fatigue is both necessary and deeply personal, I focus on sharing small, impactful changes that can make a significant difference in how you feel each day. We’ll explore everything from how to nourish your body and mind with stress-busting foods and relaxation techniques, to finding ways to streamline your daily tasks to reduce overwhelm.

If you’re tired of feeling constantly drained and ready for a revitalizing change, you’re in the perfect place. Let’s embark on this path together, learning and growing as we move towards a life marked by balance, wellness, and vibrant energy.

Here’s to beating adrenal fatigue naturally and embracing a happier, healthier you!

Why Drinking More Water is the Healthiest Habit Ever?

Every health tip and trend seems to offer up options that seem appealing on their surface but shy away from being truly effective toward creating a healthier, more successful you.

One key component that the trends and fads are almost always missing is water!

Drinking enough water throughout the day is a time-honored method of boosting your health and helping you be successful. Fads and trends in the dieting industry might push you toward the newest sports drink or fancy “diet” soft drink but the bottom line is that your body and mind need more water.

Creating habits around drinking water will help you see the benefits quickly and you’ll be able to do more with your day!

Hydration is Key

Everything in your body from your skin to your internal organs to the way you process food is governed by how much water you drink. If you want that bright, glowing skin that all the celebrities seem to have, water is the best place to start. Tired of feeling like you’ve always got a rumbly tummy? Drink more water.

But teaching your body to reach for that water glass instead of soda, sports drinks, or another iced coffee requires some re-learning and training on your part.

Water Bottles

To teach your body and mind how to reach for water instead of drinks that won’t do your body much good, the first step is to find a beverage container that you really like! Do some shopping online and in stores to find a water bottle or glass that suits your needs and your tastes. If you have something fun to look forward to each time you reach for it, you’ll teach your brain to be boosted when you do it! Find something in a color you love, a shape that fits you and your home, car, or office, and that will keep your water the temperature you need throughout the day.

Suns Up, Water Out

Oftentimes we turn to coffee or tea in the morning as a way to wake our bodies up and get going for the day. There’s nothing wrong with this routine and sticking to a sugar-free cup of coffee or tea can be a perfect part of your morning routine! But a simple way to get more water in throughout the day and kickstart your body’s processes for the day is to drink a glass of ice water! The shock of cold water and the hydration push your body to process it more quickly and you get one glass of water out of the way for the day before you even leave the house.

Set an Alarm

When you’re focused on work, it can be hard to remember to take a break, breathe, and drink some water. Set an alarm on your phone or watch that will go off throughout the day and remind you to sit back, take a breath, and drink a big batch of water. Give yourself plenty of short times throughout the day where you take a drink break and even get up out of your chair and stretch while you do it. If you’re at home all day, pause what you’re doing and get a drink. Get the kids in on it too and make it a simple moment to get your hydration and a few moments of peace and quiet!

Keep a Habit Tracker

Start your water charting with a habit tracker. Write down your goal for the day, week, or month in terms of water bottles, glasses, or gallon jugs (whatever your preferred form of measurement), and keep a close record of what you’ve consumed throughout the day. Make this simple chart fun and easy to use so you’ll want to reach for it throughout the day!

Get Accountable

Going out to start a new habit all on your own is a daunting task. Sharing your struggles with an accountability partner is one of the best ways to keep your mind and body on track without feeling like you have to do it alone! Find someone you can trust and continue sharing your struggles with them whether it’s about food or exercise, personal issues, or your water intake. You might get involved with a health coach, gym partner, or just find a friend who can be tough. Either way, talking through the issue with someone you trust can make all the difference in the world!

Takeaway

Drinking plenty of water helps every area of your life from being able to think more clearly to helping your skin glow and shine throughout the day! Creating a new water drinking habit can help you get all the benefits without upending your entire life.

About Leanne

Lee Tomlinson, the principal coach and founder of Nurture & Move, offers a compassionate approach to helping professional women nurture their nervous system so they can cope better in work and life. Through her expertise in integrative health and trauma-informed coaching, Lee supports women in naturally restoring balance, resilience, and energy. Her methods encompass a wide range of health and wellness disciplines, focusing on holistic strategies tailored to address the unique stressors affecting women today. Lee’s coaching empowers clients to navigate stress effectively, regulate their emotions, and enhance their overall well-being and quality of life.

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