But somewhere along the way, I noticed something strange; I was doing all the “healing,” but I wasn’t actually living. I wasn’t exploring new passions or creating joy on purpose. I wasn’t pouring into my home or feeling rooted in my present. I wasn’t building the life I said I wanted. I was just working on myself…forever. It was like I’d turned healing into a lifestyle, a full-time job, a personality trait.
Emotional rest is one of those things many of us don’t even realize we’re missing until we’re completely drained. Imagine you’re constantly carrying a bucket of water, filling everyone else’s cups, and never stopping to refill your own. It might not feel heavy at first, but over time, the weight becomes unbearable.
Healing is a complex and deeply personal journey that often requires time, patience, and self-compassion. However, there are certain behaviors that can significantly hinder the healing process. Whether it’s waiting for external validation or being overly self-critical, recognizing and addressing these behaviors is crucial for effective healing and personal growth.
I heard you want to start practicing yoga, which is a great way to improve mental wellness. You’ve been looking around your city for studios and they’re filled with options, but you don’t know where to start. There’s Hot yoga, Yin yoga, Vinyasa yoga, Ashtanga, and Hatha yoga, and did I mention there’s a weekly Slow Flow?
It can be hard to decide where to start. But, I got you covered. Here’s a comprehensive guide…
Life gets hectic, and it’s easy to neglect yourself. Adding a self-compassion reset to your routine can make a difference. Recognizing that you’re not immune to moments of imbalance, you can learn to incorporate a self-compassion reset into your routine. When you find yourself prioritizing the needs of others over your own, consciously pause. Instead of leaning into…
