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4 Reasons You Need to Go On Vacation

Posted on April 9th, 2018
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You need a vacation.

Really.

Too often, we don’t take advantage of the opportunity to unplug and take a break. A vacation is a perfect way to get away from work or business and just be.

Not only can a vacation be fun, but it’s also a chance for you to improve your life, become a better business owner, and even boost your health. Here are four reasons to be on top of the vacation situation:

1. Perform Better in Your Work

Whether it’s your work or your business, you can perform better after a vacation. In fact, going on vacation can help you improve your creative problem solving, ultimately making you more productive.

I just spent a week on a road trip with my son and my sister’s family. It was super fun, super relaxing, and I came home with fresh ideas and ready to work. If you want to boost your business, take some time off.

2. Improve Your Health

In addition to becoming more productive and getting a leg up on your business, you can actually improve your health. Because relaxing can reduce your stress, it also has an impact on your health, particularly your heart. Studies indicate that a vacation can help your heart, and also have other positive impacts on your mental and physical health.

3. Feel Happier

Want to feel happier about your life? Vacations can help. According to a study in Wisconsin (focusing on women), taking a vacation can increase happiness. Being able to get away sometimes is a huge help. I love to travel, so being able to travel a few times a year gives me a happiness boost. Being able to live the life you want and experience new things can contribute to your happiness.

Plus, when you’re happier and rested, you are more likely to excel in your work and business. Taking a break can help you renew your passion for your business and allow you to invest in yourself where it matters.

4. Improve Relationships with Loved Ones

Don’t forget that you can also improve your relationships with loved ones through the magic of going on vacation.

My road trip provided me with the chance to spend quality time with my son. At home, our lives are busy — filled with work and school. On a road trip, we have hours available for talking and deepening our relationship.

Plus, we get to build good memories together. We’re doing fun things and seeing new places. We have the chance to enjoy each other’s company and build memories that will last a lifetime.

Start Planning Your Next Vacation

So, now that you know how important it can be to take a vacation, it’s time to start planning your next trip. It doesn’t even have to be a big vacation. A weekend getaway or a week-long excursion is often enough to help you reap some of the benefits of unplugging from work and the stresses of “regular” life.

Figure out what would provide you with the least amount of stress, and plan a vacation that will give you time to relax, connect with loved ones, and recharge your batteries.

Miranda Marquit

Miranda Marquit

I'm Miranda and I'm a freelance financial journalist and money expert. My specialties are investing, small business/entrepreneurship and personal finance. The journey to business success and financial freedom is best undertaken with fellow travelers.

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