Retail IS therapy!

Retail therapy really does help. We’re not kidding you! While a lot of focus goes on the inward and introspective side of healing oneself in body, mind and soul, it is equally important to create a favourable external environment that will impact the person positively.

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To this end, it is vital to ensure that you allow yourself to indulge in the things you like – and retail therapy is one way to do that. The key to getting retail therapy right is to follow these simple ideas:
1. Allow yourself the shot to remain in control. Shopping and retail therapy allows you to stay in charge, since it lets you decide what to buy and what not to. This will let you feel like you are in charge, and help you dispense with the negativities that are stressing you out.
2. You know what you like, so don’t hesitate and just go get what you would actually enjoy. Indulge yourself, and allow yourself the luxury of buying exactly what you like, in the perfect size, colour and style.Shopping Bags Show Retail Store and Buying                                                 PC: hotlegaladvice.com

3. Watch people shopping, and spend time talking to storekeepers, stylists and vendors. You might just learn a trick or two, or even find yourself landing a good deal!
4. Shop with an open mind, browse when you can and just look through things you may not otherwise even look at. Who knows, you might just find something inspiring and fun!
5. Sometimes, spend on others as well. Giving gifts is also just as satisfying as getting gifts!
6. Make the most of your shopping spree and win loyalty points! Chances are that if you’re reading this article, you’re probably a shopper at heart.
7. Try on clothes, and indulge in new looks, new styles and be adventurous. You might find something incredibly new and something that suits you perfectly well.

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References:

https://helloheartapp.com/shopping-reduces-stress/
http://www.stresshack.com/shopping-to-reduce-work-stress.html