No time? Here's How to Incorporate Self-Care (Minisode)

<p>Meetings, deals, negotiations, renovations, flips; the list goes on and on, adding to itself every day. With all this piling up, who has time for themselves, right? While self-care can feel like a foreign subject, it’s still essential to look after yourself!</p><p><br></p><p>Liz and Andresa know all too well the challenge of running on little time! In this Minisode, Liz will dive into how you can integrate self-care into your schedule and some action steps to take right away.</p><p><br></p><p>It’s more than just going out for a massage or a Mani-Pedi. Liz will talk about how self-care can be done daily, even during busy times.</p><p><br></p><p>Put yourself first today! Get ready for tons of gold nuggets and jump in to learn how to incorporate self-care into your routine.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>Quotes</strong></p><p>• “That's just the first question I want you to get into your thinking and process here. So where's your time going? I’m a big fan of literally just tracking your time. Look at your week. Where did your time go?” (3:04 - 3:14)</p><p>• “I like to think of it as self-love. If you think of self-care as self-love, would you make a little more time for it versus feeling like it's an event, or it's a thing you HAVE to do now to make time for?” (3:22 - 3:35)</p><p>• “What do you say to yourself? Would you say that same thing to your friend? Because if the answer is no, then you're probably not speaking very nicely to yourself.” (4:03 - 4:10)</p><p>• “Make a list of three simple Self Care Acts that you can do on a daily basis that bring you joy. That does not cost anything, and it's very little time, literally five minutes!” (6:45 - 6:55)</p><p>• “Your breath is the entrée to your self-love and your self-care. Because if you're really not breathing through how you feel, what you think, you're not going to take care of yourself.” (7:13 - 7:22)</p><p>• “If you don't feel grateful and feel good about what you're up to… You're going to beat yourself up and start to tear yourself down, which is not mo