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stemgirlchic · 2 months
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secret spy mission for when you're not okay
broken into "really really not okay" "really not okay" and "not okay"
really really not okay: mission stay safe
make sure you're in a safe place
hug your pillow, get under your blankets, anything that can be a little bit of comfort
if you're watching/reading/otherwise consuming something that's triggering you, put it away. or at least put it down for a moment. even if it's your work, even if it's an important news story that deserves your attention, it's okay. there will be other times to interact with it
if you're having bad impulses - rip a piece of paper, hit something soft, hell even throw something (preferably not something expensive but anything is better than hurting yourself or someone else)
deep breaths. i know it's cliche but it helps
ground yourself: 3 things you see, 2 things you hear, 1 think you feel.
really not okay: mission stabilize (pick 1-2 of these mission objectives)
watch funny videos online (i like SNL and clips from the office)
read a chapter of that book you set aside
if you can, get some fresh air, whether that's a short walk or just opening a window
if you're up for it, exercise can help, even just some stretching
work out your feelings creatively: draw, write angsty teenage poetry, sing a ballad in the shower, anything. we are creative creatures.
listen to some music - my friends all like listening to sad music when they're upset, but i find happy music helps. whatever works for you.
text/call/chat with someone you care about, even if it's unrelated to how you're feeling rn. just a meme or an emoji even, remind yourself you are loved.
not okay: mission small steps
get yourself some water
get a snack - it doesn't have to be complicated. a piece of fruit, some cheese and crackers, some chips, popcorn, pretzels, leftovers from last night. don't feel bad. this is productive. you are being productive. this is what you need rn.
turn on some chill music
make a list of the things you have to do - "must do today or there will be severe consequences", "should probably do today", "don't have to do today"
put aside the "don't have to do today". it's okay. there will be other days, better days. dramatically rip off that part of your to-do list, crumble it up, and throw it in the nearest trash can basketball star style.
start with your must dos. work for 15 minutes, then take a 5 minute break. if you can't do 15 minutes straight, do whatever time amount you can do. slow progress is still progress. i'm so proud of you.
take a nice, rewarding break after your must dos. you deserve it. then - reassess. are you up for your "should dos"? if so, repeat the last bullet point with them. if not, that's okay. there will be other days.
you did it. i'm so proud of you. one day you will look back on today and think "wow, i was so strong for getting through that. i can't believe i got through that" and you will be right. because you are so strong. ily <3 you are the best spy ever.
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sunrisethoughts02 · 10 months
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How to tell when your cup is empty:
in the next few days, we'll be going through a series on filling your own cup in fulfilling and healthy ways, starting with journaling ideas and finally picking our own activities. but first -- how do we know when our cup is empty? it's a little different for every individual, but there's often a few things you can familiarize yourself with to understand in your own physical and emotional space.
-- what is your 'cup?' your cup is your emotional, energetic, and often physical energy. think of waking up well rested and energized for a new day! now compare that feeling to the sensation of coming home after work after a long day, complexly drained and exhausted. this is the feeling of an empty cup. you might also feel....
~ fatigue. this is the most common symptom! often when your cup is empty, you're drained by emotional and energetic events. you have very little energy to give to yourself and others, which is why self-care becomes much more difficult when we're working on empty (often this translates to the physical as well -- we crave sweet and salty things to help boost our adrenal glands and combat fatigue.) this also leads to irritability, because our energy is so drained we revert to internal and external negativity.
~ a felt weight. when my cup is empty or dangerously close, I can feel a heavy sensation centering in my chest; almost this huge emptiness. it's good to create mindfulness around these sensations, because it helps heighten awareness of warning signs.
~ worry and anxiety. you might feel as though you're being helplessly pulled in different directions, without the time or energy to finish anything. you're trying to pour from a cup you haven't replenished!
questions to ask yourself:
~ when do I often feel empty?
~ what activities drain my cup?
~ do any of my own habits help drain my cup?
~ how do I give my energy away and fill other people's cups?
~ how do I feel afterwards?
~ what's my usual habit when my cup is running low? how do I instinctually try to fix it?
~ do those habits serve me well?
in the upcoming weeks, we'll be discussing ways to fill our cups and tweak our individual habits to serve us better :)) have a lovely day, and tune in soon!
drop any questions in the askbox :))
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leorax51 · 1 month
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how to relieve stress quickly
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In a trendy fast-paced global, pressure has come to be a common part of our lives. Whether it's painting pressures, non-public duties, or sudden demanding situations, pressure can build up and take a toll on our intellectual and physical well-being. Fortunately, there are simple and effective techniques you can use to alleviate strain speedy and regain a feel of calm and stability. In this weblog, we'll explore stress therapy and a few practical hints and techniques to help you manipulate pressure inside the moment and promote rest and inner peace.
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1: Deep Breathing Exercises
One of the fastest and most effective approaches to relieving strain is through deep respiration sports. Deep respiratory allows for activating the frame's relaxation response, reducing heart rate, reducing blood strain, and promoting a feeling of calm. Try the subsequent deep respiration technique:
Find a cushy seated function near your eyes.
Inhale deeply through your nostrils, filling your lungs with air.
Hold your breath for some seconds, then exhale slowly through your mouth, releasing anxiety and pressure.
Repeat this method several times, focusing on the sensation of your breath because it enters and leaves your body.
2: Progressive Muscle Relaxation
Progressive muscle rest is another effective method for easing pressure and promoting rest. This technique includes systematically tensing and enjoyable unique muscle agencies in the body to launch physical tension and reduce strain levels. Here's a way to practice innovative muscle rest:
Start by locating a quiet and comfortable area to sit or lie down.
Begin together with your feet and slowly anxious the muscle tissue to your toes, retaining for a few seconds, then launch and relax.
Continue moving upward via your frame, tensing and enjoying every muscle institution, which includes your legs, stomach, chest, fingers, shoulders, neck, and face.
Focus on the sensation of relaxation spreading during your frame with each release of tension.
3: Mindfulness Meditation
Mindfulness meditation is a powerful practice for decreasing stress and increasing consciousness of the present moment. By focusing on your breath and looking at your thoughts and sensations without judgment, you could cultivate a feeling of calm and clarity amid stress. To exercise mindfulness meditation:
Find a comfortable seated position and near your eyes.
Take a few deep breaths to middle yourself and bring your interest to the present second.
Notice the feeling of your breath because it enters and leaves your frame, permitting you self to enjoy every inhale and exhale.
If your thoughts start to wander, lightly redirect your consciousness again to your breath without judgment or grievance.
Continue this exercise for several minutes, steadily increasing the length as you turn out to be more snug with the exercise.
4: Engage in Physical Activity
Physical activity is a natural stress reliever, assisting in launching endorphins, the body's sense-true chemical compounds, and reducing degrees of the stress hormone cortisol. Whether it is going for a brisk walk, practicing yoga, or dancing to your favored tune, conducting normal bodily interest will let you manage strain more correctly. Aim for a minimum half-hour of in-depth exercising most days of the week to experience the entire advantages of physical interest on your mental and emotional well-being.
5: Practice Self-Care
Finally, keep in mind to prioritize self-care as part of your stress therapy recurring. Taking time to engage in activities that nourish your mind, body, and soul will let you recharge and replenish your energy reserves. Whether it's spending time in nature, indulging in a hobby you revel in, or connecting with loved ones, make self-care a concern for your day-by-day lifestyle.
Conclusion:
While it is not possible to put off stress from our lives, mastering the way to manage it efficaciously can help us lead happier, healthier, and greater pleasing lives. By incorporating those brief strain relief techniques into your everyday ordinary, you can empower yourself to navigate life's challenges with greater ease and resilience. Remember to pay attention to your body and honor your needs, and do not hesitate to try to find expert aid in case you're struggling to cope with stress on your personal. Here's to a calmer, greater peaceful you!
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omw-col-things · 10 months
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The Secret Garden
I’m a Narnia/Secret Garden kind of girl and The Secret Garden beneath 47 On Sea in Bloubergstrand does not disappoint. In fact it is one of Blouberg’s best kept secrets – even some locals are unaware of its presence. Once you have purchased your coffee and cake at the coffee shop, you can either watch the parade along the quaint Stadler Road, with the magnificent On the Rocks Restaurant and…
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reachlovenheal · 1 year
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Healing
In our fast-paced world, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed and caught up in the chaos of daily life. From work deadlines to family obligations and social events, it can be hard to find a moment of peace. However, finding inner peace is essential for our mental, emotional, and physical well-being. Here are some ways to find peace in the midst of chaos:
Practice Mindfulness Mindfulness is the practice of being present in the moment and focusing your attention on your thoughts, emotions, and surroundings. By practicing mindfulness, you can learn to let go of distractions and worries and find a sense of calm in the present moment. You can practice mindfulness through meditation, yoga, or simply taking a few deep breaths and focusing on your breath.
Take a Digital Detox Technology can be a significant source of stress and distraction. Take a break from your phone, computer, and social media to disconnect and recharge. Instead, spend time in nature, read a book, or engage in an activity that brings you joy.
Simplify Your Life Sometimes, the chaos in our lives comes from having too much on our plates. Simplify your life by prioritizing your commitments and focusing on what’s most important. Say no to things that don’t serve you, delegate tasks to others, and make time for self-care.
Engage in Physical Activity Physical activity is a great way to release stress and tension from your body. Find an exercise or activity that you enjoy, such as running, yoga, or dancing, and make it a regular part of your routine.
Connect with Others Sometimes, finding peace in the midst of chaos means reaching out to others. Connect with friends and family, join a support group, or seek out professional help if needed. Talking to others can help you gain perspective and find a sense of community.
Practice Gratitude Gratitude is the practice of focusing on the positive aspects of your life and being thankful for what you have. Take time each day to reflect on what you’re grateful for, whether it’s your health, your relationships, or the beauty of nature. Focusing on gratitude can help shift your mindset and bring a sense of peace to your life.
Set Boundaries Boundaries are essential for protecting your time, energy, and well-being. Learn to say no to things that don’t align with your values and goals, and set limits on how much time you spend on work, social media, or other activities.
In conclusion, finding peace in the midst of chaos is possible, but it requires intentional effort and self-care. By practicing mindfulness, simplifying your life, engaging in physical activity, connecting with others, practicing gratitude, and setting boundaries, you can find a sense of calm and balance in your life. Remember that finding peace is a journey, not a destination, and it takes time and practice to cultivate inner peace.
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skillofsurvival · 1 year
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What is Survival Prepping and Why It's Important
Survival prepping, also known as disaster prepping or emergency preparedness, is the process of preparing for and anticipating potential emergencies or disasters. This includes creating an emergency plan, building an emergency kit, and staying informed about potential hazards. Are you prepared for an emergency or disaster situation? The importance of disaster prepping lies in its ability to…
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lc-artista · 2 years
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Hey everyone, it's me again talking about a new project related to the webtoon community regarding the stages of duel trough the perspective of a character named Arthur. A few months ago I started working on a webtoon that by now it's already finished and published in Spanish! My webtoon tells a story trough a series of 7 chapters oh which I talk about the stages of grief as a deities. (I designed every one of them) I'll really aprecciate it if you stick around with me and check out my Youtube channel on which I made a final video that talks about the whole process of my project! Here's the link to the video! And on the video you'll find the link to my webtoon
The Professor video I'll really apreciate if if you interest yourself in my work and what I do!
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abbeyplusultra · 2 years
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Sometimes when I'm stressed (and as someone with ADHD I tend do stress a heckin lot) and I'm alone with my boyfriend, I start making weird noises, my favourite ones being racecars and phone's vibrations. Focusing on doing something dumb helps, but focusing on hearing my boyfriend laughing helps even better.
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Learn how stress affects your health and discover practical strategies to manage it effectively. Improve well-being with stress management tips.
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larryhappiday · 3 months
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Tips on Common Self-Care Practices
Some common self-care practices include: – Looking after your physical health: This means attending to your body’s needs, like eating nutritious foods, exercising, getting enough sleep, staying hydrated. Examples include consuming healthy meals and snacks, drinking plenty of water, getting regular medical check-ups, doing exercises or stretching, taking naps or early bedtimes. Exercises are…
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blogtey45 · 4 months
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Learn the Art of Being Unflappable with Dr. Bridget Cooper | Summit Press Publishers
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Stress at Christmas
Reading Chiropractor Aggie Farlow-Hoare Yay, Christmas is here! December 1st only means one thing, let the Christmas music begin, writes Reflex Spinal Health Chiropractor Aggie Farlow-Hoare. Personally, I think Christmas is one of my favourite times of the year and this year I’m making sure not to let the little stresses of Christmas get to me. After all, nobody wants to feel stress at Christmas!…
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maisha-online · 5 months
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5 Effective Strategies for Reducing Stress and Promoting Well-Being
  In today’s fast-paced world, stress has become an inevitable part of our lives. Whether it’s due to work pressures, family responsibilities, or personal challenges, stress can take a toll on our physical and mental well-being. Fortunately, there are several evidence-based strategies that can help us reduce stress and promote a sense of calm and well-being. In this comprehensive guide, we will…
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Episode 21 Coping with worry and stress
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terrietont · 6 months
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Why does being stressed make you feel more stressed because you’re stressed; and even worse when you’re stressed about nothing or you don’t know what you’re actually stressed about, you just are.
Like stress is actually a contradiction of itself so much and it hurts.
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thisisstillme · 6 months
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Chaos, Tears, Self-Imposed 'Shoulds and The Unwelcome Return of Auntie Flo
Last week, I ended my post by saying I was going to start focusing on what I could control. Someone was definitely having a laugh with me that night. I got a grand total of 2 hours and 1 minute of sleep. At 3:45 a.m., I gave up and went downstairs. I cleaned the kitchen, had a bit of a tidy and then sat with a cup of tea watching Vanderpump Rules, hoping sleep would return. As much as I wanted…
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