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  • a man looks down, is he angry? Is he contemplating what his anger might be trying to tell him?

    Understanding Your Relationship with Anger

    March 29, 2025 /

    I never allowed myself to feel anger until I was about twenty-five. Of course, I got angry, I felt full of rage at times – but I never allowed myself to be consciously aware of my anger. If I happened to get angry, I would just wait for that emotion to fade and distract myself with something else. I repressed my anger for a very long time, until I eventually realized what I was doing. I had no idea that understanding and healing anger was so important. I acted this way as a result of my conditioning; it was easier for certain caregivers and authority figures in my life to…

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    A woman walks along a group of sunflowers and looks down through sunglasses, her hair in a bun. The image is solemn and quiet - much like the grief that comes from closure. This woman is experiencing the quiet moments of sadness that accompany closure.

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  • Take a Breath: How to be Less Reactive

    November 7, 2024 /

    Why Am I So Reactive? Have you ever said something in the moment and immediately wished you could take it back? Maybe someone said something that irritated you, you responded sharply, and then later thought, “Why did I react like that?” Or maybe you knew you were getting angry, but felt like you couldn’t stop yourself from responding. There are so many different day-to-day events that can trigger us. How can we be less reactive when we’re emotionally triggered? Even further, why are we sometimes so reactive – even when we know we’d rather respond differently? Take a breath.  We aren’t talking about extenuating circumstances where you might be in…

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    Two women are happy and smiling for their photo together. Both have bright smiles and seem to be good friends. Maybe they are confident and need the approval of others less than they once did. Maybe they are learning that not everyone is going to react well to you living in your authenticity. By reading this post, they'll learn that that's just a part of life, and the journey to becoming who you really are.

    Four Reasons Why Your Confidence Can Unsettle Others

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    We see a woman drinking a coffee and looking around. She is wearing glasses and has her hair pulled back. Perhaps she is getting ready to approach a group, but will she read the room and tune in with the energy of those around her?

    Energetic Awareness and How to Read a Room

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    A woman looks at the camera. is she noticing self-abandonment after rejection?

    Rejection is a Mirror for Where You Still Abandon Yourself

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  • The First Step to Understanding Your Emotions

    November 3, 2024 /

    Runaway thoughts often lead to overwhelming emotions. For many of us, managing and understanding your emotions can feel like an uphill battle – especially when some emotions seem to linger longer than welcome. But here’s the truth: your emotions are not your enemy. They’re messengers. In this post, we’ll walk through the first step to understanding your emotions, how to acknowledge them without judgment, and how that awareness can transform your emotional well-being. Why Understanding Your Emotions Is So Important Emotions are powerful. They’re complex. And above all, they’re trying to tell you something important. Whether you’re at work, trying to sleep, exercising, or making dinner – your emotions show…

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    Two girls are standing in a field holding flowers over their faces. The girls are friends, and the viewer wonders if their relationship is even stronger because they have healed and created space for more love.

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    a man looks down, is he angry? Is he contemplating what his anger might be trying to tell him?

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  • Self-Love: What It Really Means and How to Cultivate it in Your Everyday Life

    November 2, 2024 /

    Self-love is a topic that gets a lot of attention – but what does it actually mean? How do we cultivate self-love? If we have a healthy relationship with ourselves, we may want to deepen it. If we don’t, chances are, we feel that too. The presence or absence of self-love impacts every area of life: our relationships, career success, boundaries, and emotional well-being. But how do we get to a place of authentic self-love? And what does loving yourself truly look like in a world filled with mixed messages and unrealistic expectations? In this post, we’ll explore: Self-Love Looks Different for Everyone We often hear people say: “You have…

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    Prepared and Empowered: Why Being Ready Builds Real Confidence

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    A woman takes a deep breath as she stands with a breeze in her hair. Her eyes are closed as she looks inward. She is hopeful, optimistic and she knows that she is enough.

    Someone to Look Up To: Finding My Inner Role Model

    November 12, 2024
    A woman sits sitting away from the camera, she appears to not have a shirt on, she seems to be sitting and enjoying her body. This image relates directly to the theme of loving and accepting your body.

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