Tag: anxiety

  • ‘What if’ thinking — the good and the bad.

    How we can combat overthinking and worry Worry is good for us! It prepares us and keeps us safe – but when worry crosses the useful boundary it can disrupt our health and our life. Here is how to think about your worries in a more productive way: We all have ‘what-if-thoughts’. ‘What if I…

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    You’re Not Broken—You’re Becoming Whole Again

    For many women who’ve experienced emotional, verbal, or physical abuse, there often comes a moment when the dust starts to settle, and the silence that follows is almost louder than the pain. In that silence, a question arises: “Who am I now?” It’s a haunting question—especially when your self-worth has been tangled in years of…

  • Thoughts on PTSD

    Thoughts on PTSD. I have learnt that there is beauty in PTSD. All pain is transmutable. In all suffering, there is meaning.

  • Why I get anxiety attacks when I praise my achievements

    Your mental health is key when dealing with your anxiety. Emancipate your mind, and you’ll sleep peacefully.

  • How am I still standing when everything feels like it’s crumbling?

    It’s common to have doubts, and while some setbacks develop your emotional intelligence. As long as you continue to learn, make mistakes, and grow, you’ll achieve success. This is why I like how educational institutions honor people regardless of not following common steps.

  • How to correct weaknesses people see in you

    It took my brother correcting me. He didn’t shout. He didn’t blame me. He spoke to me, and the discussion empowered me. Sometimes it doesn’t take miracles for things to change. As long as you open your heart to criticism you begin to develop.

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    What you want in life matters

    When you realize that people don’t care whether you’re rich or poor, it’s up to you to choose your demeanor when you meet them. As long as I know myself, and my self worth, what they see may not be what they expect.


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