I think anything counts, no matter how tiny, that shows you're still here, still paying attention, still ready to act and fight when you do have more time and energy.
Here are some suggestions for small things you might feel able to do, even on bad days.
1. Sign up for a mailing list, to keep yourself informed or to give you actions to take once you have more oomph.
2. Read an article to understand more about an issue you care about.
3. Cheerlead someone else -- in this comm, on another social media site, or in real-life. Helping to keep other people motivated is really important to help all of us keep moving forward.
4. Be kind to yourself and accept that sometimes life happens, sometimes we miss a day on a habit we try to be regular about, and the best thing we can do is say, "I'll start again tomorrow".
I hope this helps! (FWIW, I think you stored up a lot of credit already just by posting about this idea in the comm in the first place and motivating other people.)
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Here are some suggestions for small things you might feel able to do, even on bad days.
1. Sign up for a mailing list, to keep yourself informed or to give you actions to take once you have more oomph.
2. Read an article to understand more about an issue you care about.
3. Cheerlead someone else -- in this comm, on another social media site, or in real-life. Helping to keep other people motivated is really important to help all of us keep moving forward.
4. Be kind to yourself and accept that sometimes life happens, sometimes we miss a day on a habit we try to be regular about, and the best thing we can do is say, "I'll start again tomorrow".
I hope this helps! (FWIW, I think you stored up a lot of credit already just by posting about this idea in the comm in the first place and motivating other people.)