Cultural conditioning about “no pain, no gain” can lead us to dismiss gentle movement as “not enough.” What if this assumption is wrong?
Finding Acceptance in Rest
Sometimes when life throws us through an emotional roller coaster, we power through. Then, when the dust settles, our nervous system demands its time for repair. Here’s what that looks like for me right now.
I Don’t Want to Write Today
I didn’t want to write today. What happened next is the height of irony and a masterclass in working with resistance.
Why You Need a “Let it Be” Day
When you’re in task avoidance mode, a “Get it Done” session could give you the starting energy you need to initiate the task. But consider that maybe what you really need is a “Let it Be” day instead.
This Show Biz Rule Is Key to Creating Consistency
The problem of task initiation for people with ADHD comes with a corollary: the problem of stopping once you get going. This can lead to a crash that makes consistency a challenge. A popular show business rule can help.
5 Reasons to Workout — Especially When You Don’t Feel Like It
I’ve haven’t missed a daily workout in over a decade, even though I often “don’t feel like it.” Here are 5 reasons to workout every day — especially when you don’t feel like it.
3 Reasons It’s Hard to Quit Even When You’re Burned Out
Have you ever felt reluctance to quit something even when you’ve felt burned out? Here are 3 reasons it can be hard to quit even when you’re burned out.
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