Often, our judgment that someone is being “negative” is not based on what the person said, but rather on the meaning we are ascribing to their words. Here’s how to break the cycle.
What if You Don’t Have to “Work On” It?
In a culture that teaches us that there’s always something to improve, sometimes the biggest challenge is in accepting that we don’t need to “work on” what we want to cultivate.
When the Cure Becomes the Poison
There’s a reason that the Buddhists speak about “the middle way.” Too much of a “good thing” isn’t always a good thing.
This Journaling Practice Will Change Your Life
Ending your days focused on what went wrong and what you didn’t do will lead to feeling defeated and burned out. This 10-minute journaling practice takes you out of rumination and helps you find the good — even on the bad days.
5 Reasons Why I Love to Cook
Do you ever think about why you love the activities you enjoy? Cooking and baking are among my favorite hobbies. Here are 5 reasons why I love these activities.
3 Reasons Why Journaling Can Make You Feel Worse
Although journaling is a common practice to work through challenging emotions, it can also do more harm than good. Here are 3 reasons why journaling can make you feel worse.
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