Waldness is restorative relaxation.

Remind yourself to take enough time in everything you do.

This has two advantages: On the one hand, you keep your stress level low, simply feel better and are more sociable with your colleagues. On the other hand, your successfully completed tasks gain in quality because they have been given enough time to be completed carefully.

This is not meant to be an empty phrase, but a small mission for the next few hours you will spend at your workplace. Make a to-do list of all the tasks that are still pending and immediately cross out those that are either not relevant or not S.M.A.R.T..

Ask yourself if your tasks meet the following criteria:

• Specific - Are the tasks clearly defined?
• Measurable - Is the result measurable or is there some kind of 'output'?
• Achievable - Are the tasks achievable?
• Relevant - Are the selected tasks really important?
• Time bound - Each task needs a fixed deadline.

Exercise in the fresh air or a coffee break with colleagues should help you detach from work for a short time.

After the break, you can resume your work with renewed energy and noticeably increased productivity. Conversations with colleagues - even if they have nothing to do with work - also have a positive effect on team building in the company.

You often take conflicts and stress home with you, which is often projected onto friends and family.

Avoid this by directing your mental attitude towards positive events in your private life.
However, it is important to talk about negative emotions with confidants, especially if they have their roots in your daily work life.