Self-Care Checklist

Self-care isn't just bubble baths — it's the small, boring maintenance that keeps your mind and body running: sleep, movement, connection, and genuine downtime. This checklist is a menu, not a to-do list; pick a few each day rather than aiming for all of them. Use it as-is, or open it in Gisti to build your own, and see the rest of our health and fitness checklists.

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Frequently asked questions

What are examples of self-care?

Self-care spans the basics of physical health — sleep, hydration, movement, and decent food — plus mental and emotional upkeep like time outside, breaks from screens, connecting with people, and setting boundaries. It's less about pampering and more about the small habits that keep you resourced.

How do I build a self-care routine?

Don't try to do everything at once. Pick two or three items from a list like this that you can realistically do most days, anchor them to something you already do, and add more only once they stick. Treat the checklist as a menu you draw from, not a set of tasks you must complete.

What is the difference between daily and weekly self-care?

Daily self-care is the small, repeatable stuff — water, movement, sleep, a screen break, a moment of gratitude. Weekly self-care is the bigger recharge you plan for: a longer workout, time with friends, a hobby, meal prep, or a proper rest day. You need both.