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How to Stop Yourself from Spiraling

How to Stop Yourself from Spiraling

We all have moments when our thoughts seem to spin out of control. One small worry snowballs into a wave of anxiety. A single mistake triggers a cascade of self-criticism. Before we know it, we’re caught in a mental and emotional spiral—overthinking, catastrophizing,...

Knowing When You’re in Survival Mode

Knowing When You’re in Survival Mode

Have you ever felt like you were just getting through the day rather than truly living it? Maybe you're constantly tired, emotionally detached, or overwhelmed by even small tasks. If this sounds familiar, you may be operating in survival mode—a state where your mind...

8 Signs You Might Be Self-Sabotaging

8 Signs You Might Be Self-Sabotaging

We all have goals, dreams, and aspirations—but sometimes, the biggest obstacles standing in our way aren’t external circumstances. They're ourselves. Self-sabotage is the subconscious act of undermining your own success and well-being. It's often rooted in fear,...

The Problem With “Should” Statements

The Problem With “Should” Statements

We’ve all heard it in our minds:“I should be more productive.”“I should have figured this out by now.”“I shouldn’t feel this way.” At first glance, “should” statements may seem like harmless self-motivation or guidance. But in reality, they often carry a heavy...

Setting Goals and Managing Expectations

Setting Goals and Managing Expectations

In a world driven by constant change and fast-paced living, setting goals can provide a sense of direction, purpose, and motivation. Yet, goals are not just about the end destination—they are equally about the journey. And along that journey, managing expectations...

Letting Go Doesn’t Mean Giving Up

Letting Go Doesn’t Mean Giving Up

Letting go is often one of the hardest mental health practices to embrace. It can feel like failure, surrender, or weakness. But in truth, letting go can be one of the most courageous and empowering things we ever do. The Difference Between Letting Go and Giving Up...

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