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Tag Archives: handling fear
5 Helpful Steps to Turn your Worry into a Healthy Activity!
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Are you What if-ing yourself into a pickle? Worrying is unpleasant at the best of times, and sometimes we manage to work ourselves up and feel truly horrible! We get busy imagining all sorts of scenarios that MIGHT happen – … Continue reading
Why Do Our Saboteurs Crop Up When We Make Changes In Our Lives?
Reading Time: 1 min 35 sec
We all have them – gremlins, an inner critic, a ‘heavy’ whose purpose is to keeps us from making mistakes and helps us please – and avoid – upsetting others. The problem is that because these gremlins have been with … Continue reading