Prioritizing Positivity is more than thinking about rainbows and sunshine— it’s a powerful tool, backed by science. I’ve even included an exercise for you to try out!
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It's really not as scary as it sometimes feels. Here are some tips on how to find what works for you while adjusting relationships whether it be with people, behaviors, thoughts, or something unique to you.
Read MoreIn any transition, we must stay in touch with ourselves. Right now, it is the best we can do for each other and our immune systems. Routines and rituals are a simple and effective way to integrate and maintain self-care throughout our day and week.
Read MoreThis week, I wanted to expand on our insight last week with the concept of energy management as a key component of self-care. For many of us more energy is the main objective of our self-care pursuits but we are not being clear enough about it!
Read MoreThough often talked about in terms of bubble baths and desserts, self-care can be much more than that.
Simply put, self-care is about how we take care of our relationships with ourselves.
Read MoreThe Empowerment Triangle (read last weeks post!) is all about choice and mindfulness. We can choose to stop the cycle of hurting, even if it’s just this once.
Read MoreHave you ever been in a complicated, “bad,” or toxic relationship, of any kind? Of course, we all have. This concept helps us better understand these relationships AND how to get out of the negative cycle.
Read MoreThere are a lot of myths thrown around about willpower. Namely, that one has or doesn’t have it…
That’s a pretty fixed mindset!
The truth (that is, science) of it, though, is that willpower and “discipline” are like muscles – they are strengthened and fatigued depending on work load.
Read MoreThere is an anatomy to our lifestyle, behavior, and habits. The more we get radically honest about what we see and feel within those structures, the more we can make the rightadjustments… the more we can create a life that fits around us comfortably.
Read MoreRock climbing is nothing to get bent out of shape about, has been my motto. I do this because I love it, because it is fun, the constant reminder to myself. At the end of the day, I feel sad and exhausted. I don’t want to give up, yet I really want to give up and move on.
Read MoreWhen was the last time you wrote down your goals? Take a few minutes to remind yourself what you're working for.
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