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Intellectual Wellness: Learn, Create, Explore and Stimulate Your Mind

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Intellectual wellness is knowing that there are many ways to do something and having a curiosity for learning.


The signs of intellectual wellness are many. They include:

  • Development of good study skills

  • Becoming a critical thinker

  • Creation of own ideas, views and opinions

  • Development of time management

  • Exposing yourself to new ideas, people and beliefs different from your own


The benefits of intellectual wellness are:

  • Clarity of thought and focus

  • Improve mood and mindset

  • Enhanced brain function

  • Ability to plan ahead

  • Organizational skills

  • Growth of skill set

  • Sense of achievement and well-being


Here are some other ways to improve your intellectual wellness:

  • Explore ways to flex your creative muscles, such as through creative arts

  • Try to find opportunities to stimulate the mind

  • Keep an open mind to new ideas and concepts

  • Read positive content

  • Reduce stress

  • Talk it out with someone

  • Improve your skills for studying and learning

  • Play a game.

  • Learn how to play a musical instrument

  • Try to write down your thoughts or journal frequently

  • Eat well

  • Sleep well

  • Discover a new activity that you enjoy

  • Maintain social connections

  • Try to travel regularly if possible


Inspire your mind and curiosity!


The Future of Connection for Women

Meagan Fuller
Meagan Fuller

Hello, my name is Meagan. I am currently a senior at Belhaven University. I am majoring in Theatre and minoring in Creative Writing. I am happy to join Her Nexx Chapter as a volunteer. This journey will allow me to work with a diverse group of women. My academic journey is rooted in storytelling. Therefore, I am excited for this opportunity to write about various topics for women to help them grow. In my free time, I enjoy listening to music, writing fiction that focuses on empowering women, reading, developing my acting skills and yoga. My short stories, plays and poems appear in several publications (Pleiades Literary Magazine, Write for Mississippi, Belhaven University’s The Brogue). Oh, by the way, I am a cat lover.


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