How To Relieve the Sunday Blues?
The author of WORRY CURE Robert Leahy states: People get depressed most of all at the end of a weekend, because they feel like something good is coming to an end, and the stress of work week is about to start.
Leahy suggest: (1) Limit yourself - limit the amount of time you allow yourself to brood to say ten minutes then NO more negative thinking.
(2) Take Action - Be proactive, go shopping, take the DOG for a walk, visit a museum, get out of the house.
(3) Reach out to Friends- meet a friend for coffee or wine, focus only on the POSITIVE.
(4) Remember the Good Times - make plans for a mid-week chat or get together with a friend.
(5) Plan your workload. Don't fret about the upcoming week. Make list, plan all work and pleasurable activities.
You are probably thinking how will she make a BLENKO connection?
Well my conclusion after reading Leahy's book was:
BLENKO COLLECTORS probably avoid and SUNDAY BLUES and may never suffer from the SUNDAY BLUES.
Blenko Collectors are always thinking POSITIVE THOUGHTS about the treasures to be found. They are proactive; they shop, have coffee and wine with friends, they even occasionally walk dogs, and they LOOK FOR BLENKO - they multi task.
Blenko Collectors 'love' to remember the GOOD TIMES - most collectors have many stories about the great BLENKO they found or received.
BLENKO COLLECTORS always plan their workweek- AFTER ALL they need to complete their work in time for an early departure on friday.
Blenko Collectors have no need to read Leahy or research cures for SUNDAY BLUES!
They are active, connected, positive thinkers!
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2 comments:
A 12 step program?
Saw Blinko for the first time today. So much color. They were not making glass. You might want to let pppl know they do not make glass on the weekends.
We were disappointed
we did enjoy our trip and
we will return.
We bought 'brick' for our yard.
Alice and Paul Miller
Delbarton, WV
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