How can I celebrate my achievements?
Here’s a list of things you can consider to reward yourself. Use the ones that you like the most but be open to trying new things as well.
- A cozy warm bath with bubbles and candles
- Sleeping late
- Leaving work early
- Reading a book
- A trip to the bookstore
- Dinner at a special place
- An afternoon of quality time with someone special
- Getting a massage / haircut / other spa treatment
- Cooking / baking
- Singing / listening to my favourite music / playing an instrument
- Drawing / painting / other artistic activity
- Knitting / crochet / sewing
- Fixing bike / car
- Writing
- Photography
- Gardening
- Eating fresh fruits
- Going for an ice-cream or other sweet treat
- Going for a tasty snack
- Eating pizza, or something else I really like
- Enjoying a fresh juice or other favourite non-alcoholic drink
- Tea tasting
- Going to the gym
- Going to a sport class (pilates, dance…)
- Going jogging / walking / other outdoor activity
- Relax at the beach / park
- Trying something new, like rock climbing or pottery
- Dancing at home
- Going to the movies
- Reading something interesting online
- Going to an amusement park
- Planning a vacation
- Sofa, tea, and a favourite TV program
- Playing a favourite video game
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