Jennifer Joanna Aniston, the popular American actress cum producer, is mostly in the spotlight for the way she cares for health and wellness. The actress perfectly manages her personal and professional lives, even she is badly affected by anxiety.
Notably, Jennifer shared the way she manages her anxiety about her work and noted how the quarantine helped her to address it. Aniston sat for an interview with, ‘InStyle’ and shared her experiences and therapy, she underwent.
She said, “There was so much good and so much horror all happening at once. For me, the good was a big decompression and an inventory of ‘What’s it all about?'”
Further, the actress noted, “Being idle is not preferable. It was important for those who were willing to let it be a reset to slow down, take all of this in, reassess, reevaluate, and excavate. Literally cleaning out crap that we don’t need.”
Also, Jennifer shared that how a person like her feels, who is all involved in receiving public attention and suddenly gets stuck at home. She said, “I was able to focus on her mental health. Most importantly, she worked to cut out the things that impacted her negatively.’
Further, she mentioned, “My level of anxiety has gone down by eliminating the unnecessary sort of fat in life that I had thought was necessary. Also realizing that you can’t please everybody.”
Though, Jennifer is back to her work and working on the sets of her Apple Tv+ series, ‘ The Morning Show,’ and other shows, still she needs to prepare herself to be safe and from some of the stressors. Notably, the media.
Thus, she clarifies, “It’s the promotion of it that creates some stress in me. You get, like, a second of what it is that you’re promoting, and then the rest of it is salacious crap that you somehow got wrangled into talking about. There’s a big appetite for that — and listen, I get it. But if you don’t give it, then they make it up.”