No, seriously. We're up against a lot. There have been some unexpected losses. We're dealing with a new variant. Trying to embrace the end of the year, holiday season and the new year. If you're feeling fatigued and uncertain about what comes next. Take it easy - and #takecare.
You hold the power to change the way you and partner communicate. The improvement may be closer than you think. Words have power if you use them as tools and not weapons. #GottmanMethod#GottmanInstitute#healthycommunication
Before you do the things you "have to" do, worry about the stressful things or pop off, take 5 seconds. Deep, slow and intentional breaths. Trust me, it helps. With so many things that feel out of our control, we can control how we experience or approach those things. #breathe
They're loud and take up to too much emotional and mental space. Sometimes they cost you money or keep you stuck in a negative situation or relationship. No matter how they got there, it's time to let them go. Today. What's one thing you release today?
#healing#thinkpositive
Appreciating silence IS self care. Ideally, the goal is balance and duality = yin and yang. We can love activities and engagement and being with other people but also need to be able to appreciate silence to reset.
#bestill#silence#silenceisgolden#selfcare#selfcaretips
Don't be awkward or uncaring when speaking to someone who has long-haul COVID. Read "What Not to Say to Someone Who Has Long-Haul COVID" by @club_meh for @HuffPost to make sure you've not THAT person. #copingwithcovid#covid_19#selfcaretips
Decide. Today. That every day should include some form of happiness or joy. Find something you can take off your list. Exhale. Lessen your self-judgment and silence your inner critic. #YouGothis#dailymantra
COVID is a b*%#h. We've all been impacted in some way and if you or someone you love has contracted it, you know it's life changing. @club_meh@huffpost asked me how people can be better when talking to someone with long-haul COVID. Full article at https://t.co/szRQ3YvYqi