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Habits You Should Avoid If You Want To Keep Your Mind Healthy

Emile A. Goodwin by Emile A. Goodwin
March 5, 2023
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Do you want to keep your mind healthy? Of course, you do! But, it’s not that easy. That’s why occasionally, you may wish to seek inpatient mental health treatment. There are a lot of habits that can damage your mental health and make you less productive. In this post, we will talk about some of those habits and avoid them and live a happier life with a healthier brain.

Overworking Yourself

Summary show
1. Spamming Your Brain with Television
2. Avoid Overworking Yourself
3. Focusing On Negative News Stories
4. Avoiding Social Interaction
The Bottom Line

1. Spamming Your Brain with Television 

People spend an average of five hours a day in front of the television. When you sit through entire episodes or seasons without any breaks, you “spam your brain.” The more time you spend watching TV, the less productive and creative you’ll become.

While it may be difficult to stop watching your favorite show, try setting some limits for yourself, like only watching one episode per night before bedtime so that you get enough sleep. Spending more time in front of your television may also stress you more than help you calm down.

2. Avoid Overworking Yourself

Everyone knows that stress is bad for the mind, but not everyone knows how to avoid it. The first step you need to take to cut down on your stress levels is by preventing yourself from overworking at work or school (or both).

This affects your mind because when you’re constantly working and don’t have time to relax or unwind from your day-to-day responsibilities, the chances are high that all of those pent-up frustrations will eventually come out negatively. That could be through anger, negativity towards others, or even physical symptoms like headaches and stomach pain.

If avoidance isn’t an option for whatever reason, then make sure you look into strategies such as meditation and mindful practices that help individuals be more present. Meditation can provide some relief from the anxiety of “thinking too much” by helping you concentrate on a single thought or object.

3. Focusing On Negative News Stories 

Negative news stories are a major factor in depressing people and causing them to focus on the negative aspects of life. The media always looks for an emotional story that will grab your attention, so they often use phrases like “the worst day” or “most heartbreaking thing ever!”

These words make it seem as if every other day is wrong because you heard about it in the papers before. When you allow yourself to be consumed by this kind of negativity, you become overwhelmed with fear and worry about all those terrible things that could happen, making you even more depressed. It’s essential to avoid these kinds of articles because they may influence your worldview and cause anxiety without reason.

4. Avoiding Social Interaction 

The problem with this strategy is that you isolate yourself and deprive your mind of other intellectual stimulation and a steady stream of positive emotions. This is one of the most common mistakes people make. Social isolation can be detrimental to mental health because it reduces life satisfaction and lowers self-esteem.

You can overcome this by striking up conversations in social settings such as lunchrooms or break rooms at work. You can also engage in activities that allow you to interact with others, such as tutoring programs, mentorship schemes, or even just helping someone carry groceries into their house. Activities that expose you to daily interaction like sports leagues and book clubs may also help.

The Bottom Line

Your lifestyle has a direct impact on your mind’s health. You need to take care of yourself both physically and mentally to function at peak levels. If you’re constantly struggling with bloating, feeling exhausted, or coping with constant headaches, then it may be time for some changes around your life.

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Emile A. Goodwin

Emile A. Goodwin

I am a doctor and a health blogger. I’ve written for multiple blogs, including the Huffington Post, Gizmodo, WebMD, Shape, Self, and others. I’m most proud of my work in medicine—helping people understand their condition. I started writing about health in high school. After graduating from college, I interned at a medical practice. Since then, I’ve seen many patients, learning more about the disease, and have been on both sides of the bedside, helping the sick and caring for the healthy. I’m passionate about writing and sharing information with the public. I write articles and answer questions about the latest health research. In my spare time, I run, travel and play with my dogs.

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