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NEWS AND BLOG > Restarting with momentum and enjoying the return from vacation

Restarting with momentum and enjoying the return from vacation

August 28, 2024

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Returning to the daily routine after a summer break can be challenging, affecting our mood and motivation. However, restarting with momentum can be an easier feat than expected.

But fear not! With some effective strategies, you can get through this transitional period and regain your well-being. Find out how best to cope with this phase and how even small changes can make a big difference.

1. Welcome reentry with a positive mindset

Returning from vacation should not be seen as an obligation, but as an opportunity to start again with new energy. Try reflecting on what you learned during the vacations and how these experiences can enrich your daily life. Start your return to work with a small celebration, perhaps organizing a special evening with friends and a tasting of our organic wines to rekindle your enthusiasm.

2. Pick up habits gradually

Going straight from total relaxation to intense work can be overwhelming. Plan a gradual re-entry that allows you to adjust without stress. Start with small activities and gradually increase the workload to avoid that overwhelming feeling that may not help you restart with momentum.

3. Maintain a healthy routine

A well-balanced routine is essential. Be sure to include activities that make you feel good. Exercise regularly, eat healthfully, and try to get enough sleep. Incorporating moments of relaxation, such as a walk in nature, can do wonders for your mood.

4. Set new goals

The vacation season offers a break from routine, but it can also inspire new goals and projects. Take advantage of this time to set new goals, both professional and personal. You may decide to learn something new or take up a hobby you have been neglecting.

5. Maintain social contacts

Keeping in touch with friends and family can make a big difference in starting over with momentum. There's nothing like sharing an evening with great wine and good conversation to laugh, relax and strengthen bonds. Our organic wines can turn a simple gathering into a memorable experience and help you connect with the people you care about.

6. Make time for yourself

During the return period, it is easy to feel overwhelmed by responsibilities. Be sure to set aside time for yourself each day. Whether it's reading a book, taking a walk or just enjoying a glass of wine, it's important that you find moments to recharge and relax.

7. Accept and adapt

Finally, accept that reentry can be difficult and that it is normal to feel a little down. Don't be too hard on yourself and gradually adjust to the new routine. In time, things will improve and you will become comfortable with your daily routine again.

Coping with returning from vacation requires a little patience and self-care. With small steps, it will be easy to regain balance, continue to enjoy the joys of life, and start again with momentum.

And remember, our organic wines not only enrich your palate, they can also be the special touch that makes your return to routine more enjoyable, helping you regain your well-being and turn every moment into an unforgettable experience.

Here you can choose the wine that's right for you!

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