This is such a trying time for everyone around the world, our previous “normal” has become a thing of the past. Now we are all re-defining normal based on principles of social distancing, the economy, job loss, face masks, and gloves — basically its a free for all and we are all just trying to adapt as best as we can.
https://awhite2015.wordpress.com/2020/04/10/dont-forget-to-come-up-for-air
Give it a try. Sit down and think about one of the problems in your life. Really dwell on it. Think of all the reasons why it makes your hopes and dreams and goals impossible to accomplish. In your mind, let your problem put a negative slant on every aspect of your life. Then, start having some fun with it. Start with a little exaggeration. Add some melodrama, and maybe a little obscenity. Say to yourself something like, “The truth is, I can’t stand your little business venture. I hate you for even thinking of it. I thought things were fine just the way they were. I’m really too lazy to bother with all of it. I think I’ll just eat a lot of chocolate and get fat.”
https://jamiehowder.wordpress.com/2020/04/09/throw-a-tantrum
This left to right movement integrates neural networks which can even help resolve traumatic memories.
https://weareroberts.wordpress.com/2020/04/07/walking-is-basically-trending
Keywords: COVID-19, New Zealand, coronavirus, bubble, optimism
Given the unfortunate lack of rental optimists available to us at present (perhaps in a Level 3 scenario?), our bubble members are just going to have to harness whatever proportion of optimism we possess, brush up on our personal optimism skills, and call our optimists on a regular basis for a good dose of brightness.
https://janeshearernet.wordpress.com/2020/04/05/can-i-rent-an-optimist-for-my-bubble
I guess my tribe isn’t a big group that hang out all together, all the time, which is what I pictured my life being like. Instead my tribe is full of individuals, who bring something different to the table. None of them like me and none of them not like me.
Keywords: #writersofinstagram #writersoftwitter #liveyourlife #blogger #blog #ontheblog #ontheblogtoday #bloggersgetsocial #bloggerlife #bloggersoftwitter #newblogpost, advice, Blogger, no, relationships and friendships, saying no
The only people who get upset with you having boundaries are the people who were benefiting from it.
[i.e., benefitting from you feeling obligated to say “yes”]
https://purejoi18.wordpress.com/2020/03/18/learning-to-say-no
I asked my followers to share instances where rejection actually turned out to be redirection and helped them get to a better place in their lives. And I’m hoping it’ll inspire each person reading this into believing that better days are coming.
https://lifeontheup.com/2020/03/16/sometimes-rejection-is-just-redirection
How perfectionism keeps us stuck:
- It keeps us avoiding and procrastinating: If I can’t do it perfect (and I know I probably can’t) then why should I waste my time doing it at all?
- It’s attached to shame with a constant feeling of “Not-Good-Enough-ness”
- It keeps us trying, stumbling, self-deprecating, and unfulfilled
- It keeps us hustling to manage the unwanted perceptions of others
- It’s a creativity killer
Keywords: leadership
Being vulnerable can make us terribly sad, but it can also open us up to the possibility of being terribly happy. Because once you know that we’re all a little bit imperfect, it’s easier to let yourself be imperfect, too.
Keywords: anxiety , bipolar disorder , depression , inspiration , Mental Health , mental illness , mentalhealth , mentalillness , obsessive compulsive disorder , ocd , postaday , postaweek , uncustomaryhousewifeblog
The resources in this post are ordered by how frequently their keywords are searched on my blog and how frequently people contact me for certain resources. Most of these resources are based in the United States.
https://uncustomaryhousewife.com/2020/03/03/mental-health-crisis-lines-and-communities
Funny Health 