MindMap Gallery How to rest effectively
Default network mode, mindful breathing, always pay attention to your physical and mental health, adjust your status in time, and maintain a balanced and positive attitude towards life.
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effective rest
rest definition
Eliminate/reduce fatigue and restore energy (attention, willpower) process
short break
As short as one second, no longer than half a day
a picture
A cup of coffee waiting
mid-term break
There is no clear time requirement, it mainly depends on whether the charging effect is achieved.
long rest
habitual behavior
meditation
Sleep and wait
Why do you feel tired?
manual labor
Fatigue is caused by the body producing a large amount of acidic substances
mental work
How does the brain work?
Whether working or not, the brain (accounting for 2% of the body weight) is always running and consumes 20% of the total energy of the human body.
Brain work and rest: ATP (adenosine triphosphate) Interconvertable to adenosine process. The more adenosine, The more I want to sleep. After waking up, Adenosine is converted into tri Adenosine phosphate.
waking brain Wave activity follows subcircadian rhythm (about 90 minutes)
yawn
rising lazy waist
Distracted
sense of hunger
This is a signal from the body to remind yourself to take the initiative to rest. Passive rest (tired state) is repaying Energy accounting. The best rest is to take advantage of this receive some body signals and adopt appropriate methods to achieve Balance work and rest to keep your brain in top condition.
brain operating mode
Default network mode DNM (car in neutral)
in a daze/reminiscing about the past/ Worry about the future
DMN is most active (mental internal consumption)
Purposeful/complex use of the brain
DMN is generally active
Purposeful/simple machine (Mindful breathing is representative of simple machines)
DMN is completely inhibited
Use your brain 60% of energy -More than 80%
mission network mode
Focus on the present moment
Low energy expenditure, only a small part of the prefrontal cortex At work, it can also stimulate dopamine, endorphins, Norepinephrine enhances state and well-being.
The reasons for high energy consumption in the default mode are: Constantly switching the objects of thinking (such as refresh a new video), that is, if the Continuously activate the alert network---initiate orientation Network---Enter the execution network. Therefore, the brain energy consumption of simple mechanical work is minimal, because Just executing. Relieving mental internal friction means living in the present and accepting the imperfection of everyone and everything.
How to rest effectively
Reduce brain energy consumption
Engagement can produce flow activities
Competitive
Play basketball and other sports
Play chess, games, etc.
Creative
Composition/painting/dance/writing, etc.
Dizziness
Amusement park roller coasters, etc.
need to follow Several principles
It must be something you are interested in
Before you start, clear away some distractions, such as cell phone ringtones, electronic products, etc.
A little challenging, but definitely not too difficult
Don't use too much energy, otherwise your brain will recover and your body will become useless again.
Sub-circadian rhythm display 90 minutes are daytime brain fatigue period
Observe fatigue time points and catch patterns
No work, no study
5-10 minutes
Cannot enter DNM mode
two activities
Aerobic exercise
The brain areas responsible for logical thinking and movement are different, so that the brain area responsible for thinking can be buffered and the brain can be changed.
Sitting for two hours will significantly reduce the blood flow to the brain, making the brain sluggish.
Walking/jogging/yoga/cycling, 5-10 minutes Just do it appropriately, don't add anaerobic exercise, it will make you more tired.
With your hands still, you can use your left hand to massage the right thumb's mouth, and then use your right hand to press the left thumb's mouth 3-5 times. The tiger's mouth is on the back of the hand, between the thumb and fingers. Long-term massage can relieve hand fatigue, improve finger flexibility, and relieve hand pain. On the other hand, the signals transmitted by the tiger's mouth through nerve endings can improve the body's physiological response, thereby reducing brain tension and anxiety.
People are products of their environment, and ears even more so. Let's try it together. Now we are playing a section of the sound of crickets and grasshoppers in farmers' fields, interspersed with the sound of wild geese lining up and flying south. All this is mixed with the breeze. How do you feel? When your ears are bathed in sound waves and resonate with the notes, the "rusty neurons" in your brain will be lit up accordingly. This sound bath method can help you instantly escape from the things in front of you and return to your inner Zen state. In it, there is no restraint, and you are free.
If the mental work of logical thinking takes too long, you can also consider using methods such as copying and reading aloud to mobilize other organs in the body to relieve the energy consumption of the brain's continuous working area.
Mindful Breathing/ dynamic meditation
Sit relaxedly and focus on your steady breathing (or other simple mechanical actions, such as chewing).
If your mind keeps wandering, use your breathing as an anchor (for example, inhale two and exhale four) and meditate on the rhythm of your breathing. (Form a behavioral rhythm and enter a mental state of concentration on simple mechanical activities)
It’s best to do it at the same time and place every day. (Deliberately hinting the brain to form a subconscious reaction, it will be easier to obtain better relaxation effects later)
Add to next week's to-do list
Increase brain energy
daytime nap
Thirty minutes, 1-3pm
At least 8 hours before a long night’s sleep
If you feel sleepy after waking up, you can use coffee to wake you up
Pay attention to the evening Sleep quality
Energy Metabolism
Toxin/waste excretion
Ventilator