Are you an “overachiever”? You know, the kind of person who always has a million things they’re doing at once, is often focused on achievement and accomplishing more, has really high expectations for themselves (and can be a perfectionist), and always goes above and beyond on tasks and projects? It’s not a bad thing to be an overachiever, and I often hesitate using the phrase “over”achiever because of the negative connotations. However, if your achievement is coming at the expense of self-care, then you may be sorely missing out on the care and attention your mind and body need to function at their best! Check out this episode to learn simple self-care tips for overachievers so you can start feeling better. In this episode, you will learn:

• Why it’s difficult to practice self-care when you’re an overachiever
• The negative consequences of forgoing self-care, along with the benefits of self-care
• 5 simple steps to start practicing self-care in your daily life starting TODAY!

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