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Are you having difficulties leaving work at the office? Feeling like you have the weight of world on your back can cause undue mental and physical harm. In return, it leaves you no time for yourself, family or friends. Your free time should allow you to unwind from stress and gear up for the rigorous week ahead. Here are some options that will alleviate the tensions you feel from work:

1. Have a glass of wine

Wine may serve as an outlet for the overworked individual. Coming from work, this could be the remedy you need to unwind in front of the television with a snack in hand. Depending of the type of wine, it maybe stored at room temperature, in a wine cellar, or refrigerator so when you arrive home, you can savor this fruity or spicy concoction.

 

 

3. Stay in shape with morning exercises

A few yoga practices, aerobics or jogs around the block will get you back up to speed. In no time, you’ll have more energy to do the things you were unable to do from work such as walking on your feet for hours on end, or completing other strenuous tasks you have apart from the job. Bring bottled water to quench your thirst.

6. Plan an outing with your co-worker friends

After work, an outing with co-workers tends to get your mind off the heavy stuff. Everyone in the group could vote on a favorite activity that lasts for several hours, such as bowling or hosting an office party. If you have an even number of guests for a Scrabble match, both can split off into groups, which equates to a more laid-back experience. Just make sure you actually like these people and no one brings up work.

10. Order takeout for lunch or dinner

Once in a blue moon, it wouldn’t hurt ordering from your favorite takeout restaurants. Chinese, Italian or Spanish food could supplement a cooked meal from home so that you get to sample their tasty dishes. Also, getting in a hearty meal, that you don’t have to prepare, satisfies your hunger as opposed to not having eaten anything all day.

To learn more, check out this story from BlackEnterprise.