Posts tagged self improvement
For Women, Is Thanksgiving Really A Holiday?

If it's anything like last year, you spent hours cooking dishes from scratch with fresh ingredients. You cooked all day up until dinner time which was great since everyone got to enjoy home-cooked food. The only drawback was that you and the other women in the family were stuck doing all of the cooking and cleanup - and it's not an exaggeration to say that you spent most of Thanksgiving day in the kitchen.

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How To Tell Difficult Truths To A Friend Or Loved One

Most of the time we don't feel comfortable telling them because we don't want to insult them. But, how often do people say insulting things about your appearance without meaning to - right in front of you? Well, most people will tell you that they probably have once or twice. Just like the person who has something stuck in their teeth, people think they look just fine and can't imagine what you're talking about when you point it out. Unfortunately, most people's self-perception is way off from reality.


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Value Yourself and Value Your Time

One of the main reasons why it takes us longer to get things done regularly is because we take on tasks from other people - whether they're one of our employees, colleagues, friends or family.

The problem is that it's very easy to get overwhelmed with other people's problems. We become so invested in these problems that we lose sight of our own tasks - and thus find ourselves working overtime (making up for the things we didn't do).

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Don't Run Away From Adversity. Own It.

It’s easy to run from adversity.

But what if you can’t? What if it follows you wherever you go, and is already there when you wake up in the morning? What then?

I know this all too well because I used to race away from my own challenges, terrified of facing them head on. And yet they never stopped coming for me. Eventually I realized that running was not a solution and so one day, I turned around and faced them instead.

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A Boudoir Shoot Can Help You Re-Discover Your Inner Beauty

You've probably seen a few of those revealing photos on social media or in magazines. But what you might not know is that boudoir shoots are much more than just sexy pictures. Rather, they're an opportunity for women to feel empowered and re-discover their inner beauty through the art of self-expression. The shoot can be used as a therapeutic way to explore your sexuality and creativity while having fun getting pampered with hair, makeup, and styling at the same time!

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Caring About Others Will Help You With Your Own Self-Care

If kindness isn't something that comes naturally, remember these tips and try practicing it more often! Many people find themselves happier because they have done kind acts for others without expecting anything back--it only helps both parties involved. Kindness may seem like an idealistic way of improving mental and physical health but it really does work wonders on different levels.

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Speak Up For Yourself: How To Make Sure Your Voice Is Heard

It is important to speak up for yourself in order to get what you want and need. However, it can be hard because we are afraid of upsetting or offending others. There are some ways that we can avoid this happening when having a discussion with someone else: think about how your words will affect them, consider alternatives before acting, ask why you're speaking (do I really need to say something?), and practice makes perfect! If all these things don't work out the way they should, then talk to somebody who may have advice on how best proceed. Finally, if another person is bullying you or making fun of you behind your back; stop yourself from doing so and tell them kindly but firmly not do it again!

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Is It Possible To Be Too Nice? 10 Situations Nice People Should Be Careful In


Being nice is usually considered a good thing. There are good reasons for that: It means you're kind, compassionate and giving. It can even garner you respect from others. But being too nice can actually be quite problematic -- in your personal relationships (romantic or otherwise) as well as professionally. To that end, it might be time to ask yourself: "Am I being too nice?"

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Self Compassion: Why We Should Be Patient With Ourselves

Self-compassion means being kind to yourself and understanding that difficult times are just a part of life. A self-compassionate attitude can help people reframe a negative situation in the most positive light possible. Why is this important? It turns out that self-compassion is at the heart of many other important emotions and behaviors.

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Reduce Unwanted Feelings of Shame: Tools for Mental Health and Happiness

Do you know what shame is? It's a feeling of embarrassment, humiliation or disgrace. Shame can be triggered by: body image, sexual orientation, mental health issues and addiction to drugs or alcohol. Sadly these issues are all too familiar for many of us. Shame can also be triggered by past traumas like abuse or assault. My heart goes out to any who suffer from shame of any kind.

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Untangle the Knot and Get Unstuck: How to Find Your Ambition Again

Do you ever feel like your ambition has diminished? Maybe you've let life get in the way and now you're stuck. Many of us feel like this after a long period with the pandemic casting a dark cloud over everything! You know that there is more out there for you, but how do you find your motivation again? Well, this blog post will discuss a few ways to help untangle the knot of excuses or obstacles and get you unstuck!

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Avoiding Other People's Drama: How to Stay Calm, Cool and Collected

Do you have people in your life who have one major storm going at all times? Coworkers, friends, relatives, it can be anyone in your circle who is the source of problems. It's extremely easy to get caught up in other people's stress. Is this true for you--do you find it hard to keep distanced from other people's drama? Or do you think the bigger problem is just with your drama-loving circle of friends?

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