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Most people who are paid on salary are given two weeks of paid vacation each year, and they are able to use these vacation days in whatever manner they deem best - but in spite of the obvious value of these vacation days, many people fail to strategize in their use of them, and they end up squandering most of the days in ways that are meaningless later on. The biggest value of vacation days lies in the fact that they can be used as a way to help you feel rejuvenated - and when you feel rejuvenated, you will return to work feeling far more equipped to take on your job - and in order for you to truly feel rejuvenated after a vacation day, you will want to make the most out of these days. As far as "using vacation days" goes, there are generally two schools of thought in how best to use them - with one side being the idea of using your vacation days to take week-long vacations, and with the other side being to take one day here and one day there. If you decide to use your vacation days for week-long vacations, the biggest key to coming back to work feeling rejuvenated is to make sure you take a complete break from work during this week off; it is easy to get stuck thinking about work-related issues all throughout your vacation week, but it is just as easy - and is far more beneficial - to put work out of your mind completely! If you decide to use your vacation days one at a time, aim to use them right up against a weekend, and rather than just sitting at home during this extra-long weekend, take a short trip - as you will be able to get two or three nights of mini-vacation during this time! Of course, combining these two approaches also works great (taking one week of vacation, and taking four weekends of mini-vacations), and when you add the other three-day weekends that come as a result of holidays, you will be full of vacations all throughout the year that will send you back to work feeling entirely rejuvenated and ready to go!
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