Time for yourself doesn’t have to be planned – it can pop up unexpectedly, like a gift. In fact, 64% of us say we take privacy when-and-where we can get it, as opposed to 36% who say they plan and prioritise it.
Time for yourself doesn’t have to be planned – it can pop up unexpectedly, like a gift. In fact, 64% of us say we take privacy when-and-where we can get it, as opposed to 36% who say they plan and prioritise it.
Whether you’ve plotted out your alone time or stumbled upon it, privacy is an important part of a balanced life. It gives us the time and space to unlock creativity and helps us thrive in our relationships. Certain personalities may be drawn to one type of privacy or another, but in a hectic week, the reality is we’ll probably need to map out some ‘me time’ as well as grab it when we can.
A solid plan can make time for yourself even sweeter. Here’s how:
Didn’t think private moments could be spontaneous? Think again. Here are a few ideas: