77% of workers say they’ve experienced burnout in their current job
83% of workers say burnout harms their personal relationships
Only 60% of workers believe they’re effectively balancing work and life
“Self-care is, fundamentally, about bringing balance back to a life that has grown imbalanced from too many commitments or responsibilities.”
Robyn L. Gobin
Author, The self-care prescription
1. Understand where your time and energy go
Track your days with our simple daily view. See which activities align—or conflict—with your goals and values.
2. Reflect on how each day feels
Your mood isn’t random. It’s a signal. By checking in, you’ll connect emotions to actions—and begin to adjust accordingly.
3. Make small shifts that matter
Mizan recommends practical, personalized tips—like taking a walk, setting boundaries, or choosing stillness—that move you toward better balance.
4. Evolve through reflection
You’ll start to recognize patterns, evolve your habits, and move forward with insight. The goal isn’t perfection—it’s rhythm.