Here are some of the most helpful tips and practices:
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“Keeping a vase of fresh flowers at home is such a simple gesture.
At our home, every day is a little brighter with flowers.”

“I learned about having an ‘inner purse’ from a former colleague.
Then, you just transfer that little bag to whatever purse or handbag you carry that day.
It also helps keep your purses tidy and makes everything easy to find.

trilingualmom
3.
“Some women I know always write a daily gratitude list.
I started nearly two years ago, and it changed everything.”

“I attempt to compliment at least one woman every day whenever I go out.
jennifersantos
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Daniella, 22, Utah
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“My grandmother taught me not to wear my hair in too many tight, high ponytails.
“Showering at night!
A friend of mine told me years ago that she showered at night.

Now, I look forward to showering at night so I can take my time.
It also allows me to unwind and relax before bed.
Also, now I don’t have to worry about freezing in the mornings during the winter.”

baroquemama0226
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This is a safety thing.
whale_tail
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“I ALWAYS keep tampons and pads in my car and purse.
They’re not just for me, but I have them if anyone asks.
I usually give them to women who are panhandling.

regz123455
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There are other things you could do for yourself that still count as self-care.”
“‘Howl’ really loudly at the full moon.

Gosh, it just feels wonderful to make all that noise it’s a real stress reliever.
My grandmother was from Oklahoma and was part Native.
Then, they’d let it all go!
Anonymous
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“My mom never went to bed without washing her face and applying moisturizer.
She also drinks a ton of water daily, so I’ve adopted the same habits.
I am almost 60, and my skin is still very nice.
I’ve been told I look much younger than I am.”
“A coworker I took yoga with skips our Thursday evening class every week.
My partner and I started doing that, and it was a total game-changer.
We’ve kept it up for years!”
You are so pretty!'
Not only did I sincerely mean it, but her smile absolutely lit up the room.
Tell older women that they’re beautiful and have pretty eyes or hair.
They don’t hear it as often as they used to, and it will make their day.”