Tips to beat New Year's blues

Talk
Talk to someone who has been with you the whole year. Ask them to just listen. They don't have to give solutions, argue or ask more questions. Share your thoughts and feelings. Get this feeling out of your head and your heart and you will realize that the thing that is bugging you is not a big deal.
Credit yourself
Look through all the hardships that you have faced this year. Give yourself a little credit for fighting through all this and surviving. You are still standing, with experiences from the past and hopes for the future.
Make your resolutions fun
Make your resolutions less daunting and devise challenges that are enjoyable and easy to follow.
Distract yourself
If you are feeling down, just go for a walk. Even a distraction of 10 minutes will make you feel better.
Find out what you are running from
One reason why people feel New Year's blues is that they are not able to move on from the last year. Find out what it is and stop running away from it and face it.
Accept yourself
It is possible that last year you might have set up some goals or resolutions and you might not have stood up to your expectations. It's time to accept yourself where you are and let go of all the mistakes.
Find out what drives you
Find out the things that let you keep moving and work on them.
Make an album
If the day is too windy or cold, just spend the day compiling the photos from the last year. This will help you remember all the fun you had and look forward to all the fun you will have in the upcoming year.
Plan a Holiday
Holiday is a key to creating happiness. Psychologists believe that even planning of a holiday can help you feel good. The anticipation of a holiday releases endorphins, the natural feel-good hormones of the body.
The 4-minute rule
For the first four minutes of any activity, be the best version of yourself. Be it in a meeting or arriving at work, or getting home. This will help you feel good about yourself. Your brilliance will be infectious to people around you.
Have some fun
During the first week of January, all are sticking to their resolution of going to the gym, saving money, cutting off junk food, etc. So, your normal idea of fun might not work out. Plan out for some budget and diet friendly fun with your friends.
Talk to a doctor
If you feel like your misery is increasing with the passing of January, talk to your doctor. Seasonal depression is a real disorder caused by the hormonal shifts in the brain during the change of seasons.
90/10 Principle
10% of your happiness comes from the things that happen to you while the remaining 90% comes from your reaction to these things. So, think positive.
Be kind to yourself
Acknowledge yourself by reviewing the good things that you have achieved in the past year. Go easy on yourself. Lastly, ask for help.

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