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comparison

This week, break free from the comparison trap with these three steps: Reflect on your uniqueness: Write down three qualities or strengths that make you uniquely you. Reframe comparisons: When you notice yourself comparing, shift the narrative by saying, “Their path is … Continue reading →

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Don’t hear what wasn’t said

I heard this quote online: “Don’t hear what I didn’t say.” And it speaks volumes. So many of us distort reality by filling in the blanks with our worst fears. Someone says, “I can’t help you today,” and you hear, “You’re annoying.” … Continue reading →

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Defining Our Lives

We think that’s it’s the big moments that define our lives— the wedding, the baby, the new house, the dream job, but really, these big moments of happiness are just punction marks of our personal sagas. The narrative is written … Continue reading →

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How To Prevent Discomfort from Escalating into Distress

Change the scene. If you catch yourself spiraling — you can’t seem to catch your breath, you’re feeling anxious or you’re having trouble focusing — find a way to snap out of it. “Go outside, go to the bathroom, call … Continue reading →

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Shift Your Mindset With These 7 Questions:

Take some time to sit with these questions. Write down your answers and see if you’re clinging to a fixed mindset. What questions are you asking yourself? What questions motivate your organization? What are you trying to defend?   What would … Continue reading →

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