End-of -Year Wellbeing

Small Shifts That Make a Big Difference

The last two months of the year can feel like a sprint — deadlines, events, travel, and a little too much screen time. It’s a lot.
Our healthy habits tend to take a seasonal hit… and that’s okay.

This isn’t about restriction or reinvention — it’s about supporting yourself through a busy season with a few simple wins that actually stick.

Three small shifts with a big payoff:

1. Balance your plate at events
Start with colour and protein — think vegetables, fish, chicken, or beans — before adding the extras.
Keeping your blood sugar steady means better focus, fewer crashes, and more enjoyment overall.

2. Anchor your sleep + wake times
Late nights happen, but try to keep your wake time consistent. Your body loves rhythm — it supports energy, mood, and immunity, even when bedtime shifts.

3. Micro-movement over perfection
A five-minute stretch break, a walk around the block, or a few deep breaths between meetings — these micro-moments calm your nervous system and sharpen focus far more than an hour you don’t have.

Your wellbeing doesn’t go on pause until January.
Small, steady choices compound — not just for your performance at work, but for how you feel day to day.

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