Take Your Power Back Thursday

Take Your Power Back Thursday

Best Business Travel
Take Your Power Back Thursday #108
Julie Michelson
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September 28, 2023
Hey [First Name],

Traveling for business can be both exhilarating and exhausting, especially when juggling a busy schedule and autoimmunity. As a high achiever, you're accustomed to pushing through challenges and delivering your best. But with autoimmunity, it's crucial to strike a balance to ensure you not only succeed in your work but also thrive in health.

Here are tailored tips for the high-achieving traveler with autoimmunity

1. Prioritize Hydration
   On-the-go, it's easy to forget to drink water. But staying hydrated is even more crucial for someone with an autoimmune condition. Invest in a high-quality reusable water bottle and refill it throughout your trip. Hydration helps in reducing fatigue and aids digestion.

2. Pack Snack Lifesavers
   Being on the road might mean limited access to autoimmune-friendly snacks. Pack non-perishable items like nuts & seeds (if you can eat them), fruit, grain free crackers, and grass-fed meat sticks or jerky. This ensures you always have a safe go-to when hunger strikes.

3. Scope Out Eateries in Advance
   Do your homework!  Research restaurants at your destination that offer menu items catering to your dietary restrictions.

4. Set Boundaries
   Even if you're in a different time zone or surrounded by work peers, listen to your body. If you need rest, take it. If you need to skip an evening networking event for an early night, do it. Your well-being comes first.

6. Stick to a Routine
   Even away from home, maintain aspects of your daily routine. Whether it's a morning meditation, a short workout, or journaling at night, these habits can ground you and support your resilience.

8. Communicate
   If traveling with colleagues or attending meetings, don't hesitate to communicate any specific needs. Most people are understanding and accommodating, especially when it's health-related.

9. Mindful Stress Management
   Travel, especially for business, can spike stress levels. Practice mindfulness, deep breathing, or even quick 5-minute meditations to center yourself.

10. Plan Downtime
   Incorporate some "me-time" into your schedule. Whether it's a spa treatment, reading a book, time outside grounding, or just leisurely sipping a cup of tea, ensure you have moments just for yourself.

Remember, [First Name], while your profession demands the best from you, delivering 100% is only possible when you're at your best. Prioritizing your health during business trips not only ensures you perform optimally but also that you return home feeling rejuvenated rather than drained.

Stay strong, travel smart, and keep shining.

The world doesn't stop when we travel, but we can choose to navigate it in ways that support our well-being. Safe travels and take care! 🌟🌍




Your Autoimmune Coach,
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Filed under: Mindset
Last updated: September 28, 2023 5:00 am MST
Best Business Travel
Take Your Power Back Thursday #108
Julie Michelson
update
September 28, 2023
Hey [First Name],

Traveling for business can be both exhilarating and exhausting, especially when juggling a busy schedule and autoimmunity. As a high achiever, you're accustomed to pushing through challenges and delivering your best. But with autoimmunity, it's crucial to strike a balance to ensure you not only succeed in your work but also thrive in health.

Here are tailored tips for the high-achieving traveler with autoimmunity

1. Prioritize Hydration
   On-the-go, it's easy to forget to drink water. But staying hydrated is even more crucial for someone with an autoimmune condition. Invest in a high-quality reusable water bottle and refill it throughout your trip. Hydration helps in reducing fatigue and aids digestion.

2. Pack Snack Lifesavers
   Being on the road might mean limited access to autoimmune-friendly snacks. Pack non-perishable items like nuts & seeds (if you can eat them), fruit, grain free crackers, and grass-fed meat sticks or jerky. This ensures you always have a safe go-to when hunger strikes.

3. Scope Out Eateries in Advance
   Do your homework!  Research restaurants at your destination that offer menu items catering to your dietary restrictions.

4. Set Boundaries
   Even if you're in a different time zone or surrounded by work peers, listen to your body. If you need rest, take it. If you need to skip an evening networking event for an early night, do it. Your well-being comes first.

6. Stick to a Routine
   Even away from home, maintain aspects of your daily routine. Whether it's a morning meditation, a short workout, or journaling at night, these habits can ground you and support your resilience.

8. Communicate
   If traveling with colleagues or attending meetings, don't hesitate to communicate any specific needs. Most people are understanding and accommodating, especially when it's health-related.

9. Mindful Stress Management
   Travel, especially for business, can spike stress levels. Practice mindfulness, deep breathing, or even quick 5-minute meditations to center yourself.

10. Plan Downtime
   Incorporate some "me-time" into your schedule. Whether it's a spa treatment, reading a book, time outside grounding, or just leisurely sipping a cup of tea, ensure you have moments just for yourself.

Remember, [First Name], while your profession demands the best from you, delivering 100% is only possible when you're at your best. Prioritizing your health during business trips not only ensures you perform optimally but also that you return home feeling rejuvenated rather than drained.

Stay strong, travel smart, and keep shining.

The world doesn't stop when we travel, but we can choose to navigate it in ways that support our well-being. Safe travels and take care! 🌟🌍




Your Autoimmune Coach,
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Filed under: Mindset
Last updated: September 28, 2023 5:00 am
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