LSE Department of Management’s Post

💜 Mental Health Awareness Week 2024 💜 We thought we'd share some advice we've gathered from alum, Elena Stoyanova, for how to navigate the shift from studying to work ➡ "Navigating the transition into the professional world is a big step, and your mental well-being should be a top priority. Here are some strategies I personally use to maintain a healthy work-life balance at Google DeepMind: 🚶♀️ Lunchtime Walks - Stepping away from my desk (on a good day) for a walk during lunch helps me clear my head, get some fresh air, and recharge for the afternoon. 💆♀️ Monthly Massages - I'm lucky to have access to massage rooms at work, and I try to book one each month to de-stress and relax. ☕ Coffee Chats - Connecting with colleagues over coffee is a great way to build relationships and foster a sense of community, so I make time for this regularly. 🧘♂️ Weekly Yoga - My yoga practice is a non-negotiable part of my routine. It provides a mid-week energy boost and helps me stay grounded and focused. 📵 Clear Boundaries - After work hours, I turn off my work phone to disconnect and focus on my personal life. This helps me avoid burnout and maintain a healthy work-life balance. Remember, everyone's approach to well-being is different. Experiment with various activities and strategies to discover what works best for you. Prioritising your mental health is an investment in your long-term success and happiness 😊 " #mentalhealthawarenessweek #lsealumni #partoflse #advice

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Ivo Damyanovski

Full Stack Developer (JavaScript(ES8) | Python | Perl | Bash)

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Hard to do for me. I often continue working on tasks well past my regular shift. Especially if the tasks in question are interesting to me personally. I have one non-negotiable though. After work 1 hour walk. Helps with weight loss too 🙂 .

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