What Are You Unwilling to Feel?
I was listening to a Tim Ferriss podcast the other day with BrenĂ© Brown and they were talking about becoming more aware of subconscious habits. Tim mentioned a phrase that he picked up somewhere that…
I was listening to a Tim Ferriss podcast the other day with BrenĂ© Brown and they were talking about becoming more aware of subconscious habits. Tim mentioned a phrase that he picked up somewhere that…
In my last post, I wrote about how to let go of negativity by witnessing the negative emotion and practicing letting it go but there is more to say on the topic and a slight…
It can often seem impossible to let go of our negative feelings. Our natural instinct is to push negative feelings away, wishing they weren’t there but in doing so we are actually keeping the negative…
When we suppress our emotions, we don’t just push down our negative emotions but also our positive ones. Suppressing our emotions limits our ability to express ourselves fully in life, robbing us of joy, love…
How you breathe is how you feel, and how your body moves is a big part of that. You can do all the self-help exercises, hit the gym, and push yourself to the max but…
Everything is energy and when energy is stuck or inhibited, nothing flows. Thoughts and feelings can’t flow through and you feel energetically stagnant. That’s what my experience has been, at least. I have felt like…
Are our attempts at self-improvement really ways to mask our own feelings of inadequacy? This question been on my mind since seeing this video on disliking yourself. Now it’s not apparent to me that I…
Embrace the fear. Lean into yourself. Experience what you’re hiding from and open yourself to the experience that you’re having right now. As I continue to lean into feeling myself in the present moment, I…
“If you’re not having fun, you’re not doing it right” That’s my sentiment today: that life should be fun and if you’re not having fun then you’re probably doing it wrong. But life isn’t always…
Today was the first day where I felt the familiar feeling of despair come back to greet me. It could have been that second pot of coffee in the afternoon or that I seemed to…