What Not To Do On Weekends

Make the following mistakes and you'll probably have a worse one than anticipated.

Binge eating

The weekend calls for movie dates, family dinners and social get-togethers. All this partying naturally leads to indulgence in fast food, greasy meals and drinks. Naturally, you're damaging your health and figure.

What to do Research says that all you need to feel satiated is a touch of sugar or salt. So, one trick for cutting on calories is splitting dessert with your friends.

Oversleeping

You've slogged it out during the workweek and partied late on Friday night, so you deserve to sleep in late on the weekend. Wrong. Sleep experts call this phenomenon 'social jetlag' and it can do more harm than repair.

What to do Organise your schedules in such a way that you sleep and wake up on weekends within an hour of your work day timings.

Doing too many chores

It's natural to get home so tired that you leave the dishes in the sink and the clothes in the laundry basket for a major weekend overhaul. Add to this, bank documentation, paper work and changing the sheets, and you're swamped!

What to do Divide your chores through the week instead of leaving them for the weekend. Have a weekly time table for doing the laundry, dishes, cleaning, sweeping and dusting.

Restricting your boundaries

Have your weekends become so repetitive that you end up doing the same thing over and over again The absence of new activities ensures you are stuck in a rut.

What to do Explore the outskirts of the city. Go for a drive. Don't have a car Take off on a hike, it will give you a chance to be surrounded by nature. If you'd rather be a city slicker, then try out a new restaurant in the vicinity.

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