How to Be Kind to Yourself - Part 2
Practicing self-kindness is a journey that requires patience and self-awareness. Be gentle with yourself and commit to making self-kindness a daily practice. Here are some practical strategies to embrace self-love and nurture a compassionate relationship with yourself.
How to Be Kind to Yourself
Practicing self-kindness is a journey that requires patience and self-awareness. Be gentle with yourself and commit to making self-kindness a daily practice. Here are some practical strategies to embrace self-love and nurture a compassionate relationship with yourself.
Self Kindness is Not a Luxury
Self-kindness is not a luxury; it is a vital ingredient for our success, happiness, and overall fulfillment. Read on to learn what it does for us.
The Power of Asking for Help
In a world that often celebrates independence, we may hesitate to ask for help, fearing it will make us appear weak. But asking for help is not a sign of weakness; it's a sign of strength and wisdom. Read on to discover why it’s so crucial.
How to Get Things Done
It often feels like there's not enough time to accomplish everything we need to do. Read on for four tips to help you get things done.
Embrace Imperfection
Eliminating perfectionism can improve mental health and increase both creativity and productivity. Read on to find out how to do it.
The Perfectionism Problem
Perfectionism is the constant need to be flawless and striving for it can cause more harm than good. Read on to find out why perfectionism can be so harmful.
Other People’s Opinions
Caring what other people think does more harm than good. It holds us back from doing what’s most important to us. Read on for ways to care less.
Powerful Praise
We all love to receive praise so let’s get better at giving it. Include these elements next time you offer recognition to make it more heartfelt and meaningful.
Boredom Benefits
We often identify boredom as a negative emotion, but boredom is an ally and catalyst for action. Read on to learn about a few benefits of boredom.
Brain Breaks
A 10 minute brain break can reduce mental fatigue, while boosting your health and physical strength. Read on for tips to make it happen.
The Case to Delegate
Delegation is more than asking for help, it’s a way for you to show you trust your team and recognize others’ strengths. Read on for four reasons why you should be delegating more often.
Tips for Saying No
Saying “no” is a way to protect our time and energy, but many of us still say “yes” when we mean “no”. Read these tips to say “no” more often.
Create More Time
Time is our most valuable, non-renewable resource and we rarely feel like we have enough of it. Read on for ways you can create more time in your life without waking up earlier.
Stress Less
Stress is a part of life but like with most things, we need it in moderation. If you’ve been navigating too much stress lately, read on for four ways to fight against it.
Anatomy of Trust
Trust is a beautiful part of being human. Prioritizing it helps us foster more meaningful relationships. I love Brené Brown’s acronym BRAVING to better understand the elements of trust. We can then decide what’s missing to increase trust with ourselves and others.
New Year’s Resolutions that Matter
The new year is full of potential and so are you. That potential can only be realized if we’re committed to taking care of ourselves— so let’s make resolutions aimed at doing just that.
Less is More
We tend to think the way to improve is through addition— more initiatives, stuff, relationships— but it’s subtraction that enriches and energizes our lives. Here are a few ways we can do more with less.
Holiday Self Care
It’s officially the holiday season— a time of joy… stress and overwhelm. Plan ahead to take care of your future self with these tips.
Strategies from Grade School
There are so many strategies to improve self management that are incredibly simple. In fact, most strategies we learned in grade school. Read on for a few of these timeless tips so you stay flexible and direct your behavior positively next time you’re in a stressful situation.