Stress has a huge impact on how we feel mentally and physically. Being able to manage it will help you feel much calmer and you'll be able to focus on tasks you have set yourself.

Like stress, the food we eat plays a crucial role in how we feel. Do you consume enough vegetables and fruit? These foods are high in antioxidants.

Antioxidants play an important part in reducing our chances of contracting some common diseases.

Any form of exercise is a great addition to your routine. Exercise releases endorphins which elevate your mood. This can help with managing stress as well as benefiting you physically.

Taking time out to be present in a calm environment relaxes our mind. This is another great tool to manage stress. It is common that being mindful makes you more focused and on task.

Getting these check-ups done regularly will give you an idea of how healthy you are. You can then make appropriate changes to your lifestyle if any of them are irregular.

Sleep is vital for recovery and growth. Getting enough good quality sleep will help reduce brain fog, boost recovery after exercise, and make you more productive during the day.

As a depressant, alcohol has the ability to change how you feel by affecting your mood. Excessive amounts of alcohol extend this further and can make us feel nauseous, dizzy, and tired. Doing this regularly can impact your recovery from exercise as well as your productiveness.