Physical: Before making any changes in your life, please talk to your physician about incorporating physical activities, exercise, and/or effort into your daily routine. With your physician's authorization, start slowly and regularly integrate your personal physical routine into your life. Eat healthier types of foods, according to your physician's recommendations; take your medications according to the physician's prescriptions; and get enough sleep, since a good night's sleep usually improves your well-being. Including these simple steps in the physical aspect of your daily routine may help improve your health and your ability to function.

Emotional: If you think you need help in managing your emotions, consult with your physician. Recognizing your limitations, asking for professional advice, and behaving responsibly may help to improve your emotional wellness. Caring for a pet, growing plants, and volunteering may help you improve the emotional aspects of your life.

Spiritual: Exploring habits that help improve your peace and relaxation are very helpful. Reading about or discussing your values and beliefs may bring a sense of gratification to your life.

Social: Participating in community activities, either in person or virtually, may help you interact with other people. Find information in your local newspapers, magazines, and online about activities in your area. You may be amazed at how many social events take place in your area every month, and how many of them are offered for free.

Intellectual: Engaging in creative activities, such as arts and crafts, playing a musical instrument, or computer classes may help keep you active and satisfied. Include mental games like Sudoku and crossword puzzles in your routine.

Occupational: Sharing your skills, talents, and abilities with other people may give your life a sense of fulfillment and may help improve your level of productivity and independence.