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5 Ways to Conquer Worry

How often do you spend time worrying about terrible things that might happen in the future? Do you tend to imagine the worst possible outcomes-about everything?

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It’s okay to let it in, let it go + let it be. Not fixing anything or trying to figure anything out. Not clinging to what happened a moment ago or anticipating what might happen next. Letting go of the need to control or change what happens +
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When we are triggered, our primitive brain takes over and hijacks our ability to make choices. In other words, we become REACTIVE instead of RESPONSIVE. This is how our brain is designed-to survive, which means that our fear/threat response is infini
Harsh truth. Reality doesn’t care about your preferences, your dislikes, your thoughts or your beliefs about how things ‘should’ be. It just is. Accepting this leads to freedom + choice. Just this. #reality #real #true #truth #t
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For many of us, life is an abstract concept that we will begin living, when things are exactly as we want them to be. In reality, life is not an abstraction + it doesn’t start when you’re ready for it. It’s happening now, unfolding
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When we become response-able we have choice about how we want to act. Assuming others are responsible for our misery or pain also assumes that they are responsible for taking it away. This gives other people power over our happiness, when it is in
We are complex beings and it’s human to experience a wide range of emotions. According to distinguished psychologist and emotion-focused therapy co-founder Les Greenberg, “Emotions are gut reactions that use our bodies to tell us how we a