Good reminder to get it checked first. And if everything comes back fine, it can help to know a racing heart and tingling hands are also ways the nervous system signals alarm. Slow exhales and feeling your feet on the floor can give your body a cue that you're safe.
Burnout often doesn't get named as "stress" at all. It can show up in the body first: a tight jaw, a short fuse, restless sleep, feeling flat by Friday. Workplaces that make it normal to talk about that are doing something important.
So true. So much of what people carry doesn't show on the outside: chronic pain, anxiety, a nervous system that's been on high alert for years. A little curiosity instead of assumption goes a long way. Thanks for sharing this.
Last week of October in Vancouver, and the clocks fall back Sunday. Notice where you're holding tension: jaw, shoulders, chest. Then find a spot that feels okay, like your hands or feet. Let your attention move gently between the two. https://t.co/2GOwcdavJK
🌿 Running on empty doesn't mean something is wrong with you. Burnout can be your nervous system trying to protect you.
Pause. Soften your shoulders. One slow breath.
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Rain returns Saturday after Vancouver's very dry October. Notice a part of you already bracing for the grey? Get curious. Ask it what it's worried about, or what it needs this winter. Soften your shoulders and take one slow breath. https://t.co/OPz6ZRCgXF
Dark by 6:15 already, and earlier every day. At lunch, pause by a window or step outside for a minute. Let your eyes drift until they land on something you like. What happens in your shoulders, your breath? That small pause is your body orienting. #Vancouver
@domoreag So glad to see this. Grief after a hard harvest often shows up in the body too, like tight shoulders or restless sleep. Naming the loss matters. Thinking of farm families this fall.
Grey October days, and tired even after a full night's sleep? Anxiety can keep your body quietly "on," like a car idling. Notice your jaw and shoulders, and let one exhale run longer. https://t.co/r66Is3mkfV
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