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The secret to developing a winning mindset
Are you ready to grow and learn? Look no further than developing this winning mindset.
Are you living on autopilot?
Practice mindfulness so you can start consciously choosing your best life.
Play is powerful medicine at any age.
As adults, we often fall into the trap of thinking play is “kid stuff.” However, as we navigate the complexities of our grown-up responsibilities, it's crucial to recognize the profound impact that play can have on our mental, emotional, and physical well-being.
The power of trusting your own judgment
Embrace your inner wisdom, listen to your instincts, and have faith in the decisions you make. Ultimately, trusting yourself is the foundation upon which you can build a fulfilling, purpose-driven life.
Do you struggle with anxiety or depression? Self compassion can help.
Do you struggle with anxiety or depression?Practicing self compassion can help.
The Power of Self-Compassion: Why Being Self-Critical Doesn't Work
In a world that often prioritizes perfection and success, many of us have become our harshest critics. While self-criticism might seem like a motivator, research shows that it often backfires. So, what's the alternative? Enter self-compassion, a gentler, more effective approach to self-improvement.
Want a better life? Trade self judgment for self compassion.
When you are struggling – how do you treat yourself? If you're like many of us – you come down pretty hard on yourself. Luckily, there is another way.
The Power of Self Compassion
Self compassion is a super power. According to leading researcher Kristin Neff, there are three components to self compassion — self kindness, common humanity, and mindfulness.
Embracing the power of playfulness
Embracing the playfulness keeps us healthy, happy, creative and connected.
Unlearn perfectionism. Reward the try.
Do you struggle with perfectionism and a strong inner critic. Try this technique to get your joy and motivation back.
What a little bay mare taught me about being vs. doing
Our friends don’t love us for what we do. They love us for who we are.
Afraid of change? Don’t leave your comfort zone, take it with you!
Are you afraid of change? Don’t leave your comfort zone, expand it!
A lesson in easy transitions from Rosie.
Horse-inspired morning musings on easing into change.