When we’re stressed out or overwhelmed, practicing mindfulness meditation can help us recalibrate and rebalance ourselves so we’re better prepared to handle life’s challenges.
Read MoreTo live authentically, we need to pause at times to reevaluate our needs and get clear about our purpose. Discovering who we are is an ongoing process.
Read MoreIf you’re struggling to keep your New Year’s resolutions, consider asking for help. Sometimes all we need is a little support and encouragement.
Read MoreThe best gift of the season is that of time spent with people we love, whether they are near or far.
Read MoreOur brains are wired to notice negative events. We can compensate for that tendency by looking for and noticing all there is to be grateful for in our lives.
Read MoreChange can be hard, and it can take some getting used to, but it can also open up exciting opportunities for growth. It’s important to mark the milestones in our lives.
Read MoreIt can be tempting to take shortcuts when it comes to our mental health. Putting in the effort to explore past experiences that continue to affect our lives and relationships can set us up for long-lasting healing.
Read MoreGenerosity of spirit arises from our compassion for others. When we give of ourselves in the form of time, talent, and treasure, we are rewarded with long-lasting feelings of joy.
Read MoreQuiet time alone with ourselves provides unique opportunities for understanding and self-awareness. Self-reflection improves our relationships, produces a greater sense of self, and enhances decision-making skills.
Read MoreIt’s important to support others when they’re struggling. But it’s just as important to cheer them on in their new endeavors and to celebrate their successes.
Read MoreWhen thinking about a new endeavor, consider making a list of all the reasons you can’t do it, and then proving yourself wrong. Identifying the potential obstacles of any project up front gives us a better chance of success.
Read MoreBoth anxiety and excitement can give us the sensation of having butterflies in our stomach. When we can’t discern which we’re feeling, it often serves us better to lean into the most positive interpretation.
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