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Five Ways To Beat Depression

 Five Ways To Beat Depression

By: Kori McKenna

Depression gets the best of everyone at some point. Here are some tips to help get you out of the funk. This is especially helpful as seasonal depression is at its peak this time of the year.

1. Give yourself something to look forward to. At points, this is hard when there might not be anything to look forward to. I say, make something happen so you can find hope or enjoyment in something, even if it's something small.  

2. There will never be a perfect time, so it's time to complete dreams, goals, and hobbies that you have put on hold. It's good to have your best interest in mind and start working on yourself. 

3. It takes time and practice to get out of depression. If you have fallbacks, it is essential to keep a positive mindset and quickly move forward from setbacks. Resilience and consistency will boost your confidence and help keep you out of depressions. 

4.  We have to learn to let go of things we can not control. Take enjoyment and find peace in the small things that are consistent in your life. These consistencies in life are much of who we are, and this is where we can find peace.

5. Make habits of reaching your maximum potential. You have dreams of who you are and what your life would look like, from minor to more significant tasks. No ifs, and, but, just start living the life you want to. 

TAKE ON THE DAY! BEST OF LUCK 

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  1. Kori McKennaDecember 8, 2021 at 8:59 PM

    Seasonal depression is in full swing! I am guilty of falling into the depression trap, so I wanted to share my favorite tips for how to keep a positive lifestyle.

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