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02/13/2025

How to manage work stress?

Managing work-related stress after coming home is essential for maintaining a healthy work-life balance. To unwind, start by setting boundaries—create a clear boundry between work and home life. Engage in activities like exercise, meditation, walk. Spend quality time with loved ones. Keep distractions minimal and avoid work-related tasks after office hours to fully disconnect. A consistent routine and healthy sleep are crucial to maintaining mental clarity and managing stress effectively.

Researchers have found that procrastination is not a time-management issue but more of a self-regulation problem. We pro...
08/09/2023

Researchers have found that procrastination is not a time-management issue but more of a self-regulation problem. We procrastinate when we are unable to manage negative feelings around a task (such as boredom, anxiety, insecurity, frustration, resentment, and self-doubt). This is especially true when we have “task aversion”. Maybe the task is too boring or maybe it is really complex and that stresses you out. You want to avoid negative feelings when you think about the task, so you might open up Pinterest or go on a YouTube spiral instead. To make things worse, when we are under distress, the rational part of the brain (i.e. the prefrontal cortex) shuts down and the amygdala (the part of the brain that moderates our fear response) perceives the task as a genuine threat to our self-esteem or our mental health. This is known as the amygdala hijack and it’s a time when we are most prone to putting off the task because our brains are more concerned about removing the threat in the present moment (leading to avoidance behaviours). The 10 minute rule is a helpful way to minimize procrastination and take action before our emotions and brain talk us out of doing it.

It’s important we don’t take this personal because it highlights the relationship others and ourselves have with our emo...
08/07/2023

It’s important we don’t take this personal because it highlights the relationship others and ourselves have with our emotions. It’s not uncommon to detach as a coping skill when others force us to feel parts of ourselves that are too vulnerable to face.

The secret of getting ahead is getting started. -Mark Twain Whether it's the gym, building a creative habit, or sharing ...
08/04/2023

The secret of getting ahead is getting started. -Mark Twain Whether it's the gym, building a creative habit, or sharing your first post, the first step is the toughest. . . . . . . .







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07/30/2023

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Imagine you're playing a game, and you have two options: to focus on things you can control or worry about things you ca...
07/22/2023

Imagine you're playing a game, and you have two options: to focus on things you can control or worry about things you can't control. Which one do you think will make you feel stronger and more in charge? When you focus on what you can control, like your own actions, decisions, and efforts, it's like having a superpower. You can choose to do things that make a difference in your life. For example, if you have a test coming up, you can study hard and be prepared. By doing that, you increase your chances of doing well. On the other hand, there are things that you simply can't control. Like the weather, other people's actions, or what will happen in the future. It's like trying to control the wind or make someone else do what you want. It's frustrating and often impossible. So, when you let go of things you can't control, it's like putting down a heavy backpack that's dragging you down. Instead of wasting your energy and getting upset about things you can't change, you can use that energy to focus on things you can control and make a positive impact in your own life. Remember, focusing on what you can control gives you power and makes you feel strong. Letting go of what you can't control helps you feel lighter and more at peace. So, it's important to ask yourself: "Can I control this?" If the answer is no, it's better to let go and focus on what you can control. Exercise: Make a list of things in your life that are stressing you out and categorize them into ‘I can control’ and ‘I cannot control’. Reflect on whether you have been trying to change things that are out of your control and how that has affected you. - thank you for creating this powerful infographic Take care of your mind and body.

What are some of your most common thoughts as a codependent person❔❔
07/20/2023

What are some of your most common thoughts as a codependent person❔❔










Happiness is not circumstantial. This should be really good news to us all. It means we don't have to wait around for ev...
07/19/2023

Happiness is not circumstantial. This should be really good news to us all. It means we don't have to wait around for everything to fall into place and be perfect. Nor do we have to control anything external of ourselves in order to feel a particular way. Becoming aware of this truth can totally change your whole perspective, because it means we can opt to be happy right now. And something truly incredible occurs when we do this: When we feel happy and content first, our outward experience begins to move in ways we've been wishing about.







Read caption 👉 Sometimes feeling disconnected from ourselves can be a direct result of mental illness or developmental d...
07/17/2023

Read caption 👉 Sometimes feeling disconnected from ourselves can be a direct result of mental illness or developmental disorders. Other reasons for feeling disconnected from ourselves may be: \n- Suppressing our emotions as a coping mechanism \n- Past trauma\n- Being taught or conditioned from an early age to be strong and ‘hold it together’ \n- Emotional invalidation \n- Brain fog \n\n🌟 Tiny steps to ground ourselves and come back to our centre: \n* Meditation for 10 min each day \n* Journalling or writing down your thoughts \n* Feeling the sensations in our body + naming them \n* Movement: walking, exercise, yoga \n* Practising the RAIN technique








Self boundaries are what you set for yourself. They protect you from abandoning yourself and allow you to live in alignm...
07/08/2023

Self boundaries are what you set for yourself. They protect you from abandoning yourself and allow you to live in alignment with your values. Constantly neglecting your needs, over giving or choosing people who are not right for you are some ways you can violate your own boundaries Having standards is like an automatic filtering system it protects you from pursuing or entertaining the wrong relationships otherwise you’re going into relationships blindly. What are your standards?





Have you ever experienced this cycle? Avoidance is a way to step away form our stressors instead of dealing with them bu...
07/06/2023

Have you ever experienced this cycle? Avoidance is a way to step away form our stressors instead of dealing with them but it only provides short-term relief but over time if we continue avoiding the anxiety can increase. Avoidance and anxiety are best friends. You can slowly start to confront your feared situations instead of avoiding them by using adaptive coping skills. Do you avoid to cope with stressful situations? Follow for mental health tips. . . . . . . . . . . .



Don't late to realise that regrets
07/06/2023

Don't late to realise that regrets




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