Having no food, balancing multiple responsibilities, and devoting all of your energy to others instead of yourself? You're not by yourself. It can be simple to forget that your mental health need care in a world where demands are made on you all the time.

Self care is a vital but often neglected activity in busy lives, yet it is the first step towards enhancing your mental well-being. Making time for certain good habits can help you feel more in control, at ease, and connected. In addition to reducing stress, self-care promotes a strong sense of emotional stability and self-love.

1. Mindful Meditation: Even a short daily session of mindfulness training can help you relax, feel more centered, and reduce anxiety. 

2. Remain Active Through Regular Exercise: Endorphins, the body's natural mood boosters, are released when you exercise regularly, whether it's yoga, swimming, or brisk walking.

3. Journaling or jotting down ideas: Writing down your thoughts and feelings allows you to reflect and let go of your feelings. Through aiding in emotional processing, progress tracking, and fostering a stronger feeling of self-connection, journaling fosters self-awareness and healing.

4. Good Sleep Practices: Prioritizing sleep is essential for mental health. Getting enough sleep improves mood and helps you wake up feeling refreshed and ready for the day. It also restores brain function.