Becoming a better you
How often do you say ‘yes’ when you really mean ‘no’? How many times do you let someone else dictate what it is you do? This is something I myself have a slight problem with. I used to think setting boundaries meant keeping people away from me, and in some respects it is that -... Continue Reading →
In this post, I’ll be covering anxious thinking and how we can combat it physically by using our breath, and mentally by honing and disciplining our thoughts. We have, on average, 60,000 thoughts per day. Per day! How crazy is that? Sometimes I feel as though I can barely hold one thought, but unbeknownst to... Continue Reading →
Yesterday I wrote about loneliness and how although loneliness is a universally understood feeling, by redefining and changing our perspective on what we previously thought loneliness to be, we can start to move forward and re-write our stories. This post on solitude will focus on how solitude is a healthy and necessary part of being... Continue Reading →
This week I’m going to be covering the topic of isolation – more specifically the branches of loneliness and solitude. At some point we all go through this and it can be one of the toughest times we will ever experience. I want to show you that moving from loneliness to solitude is a positive... Continue Reading →
Health and Well-Being Month: Week Four - Day Seven Today is all about you and what you feel you may have learned about yourself. Ask yourself: What have you achieved? What have you discovered about yourself? How have you improved your relationship with yourself and with others? Are you more aware of your thought process... Continue Reading →
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