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The new year often brings a surge of motivation, with many of us setting ambitious goals for our personal and professional growth. However, most New Year’s resolutions fail within the first few months. This is often because the goals are too vague, overly ambitious or lack a practical plan. This article explores different ways for […]
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In a world where idealised body standards are constantly evolving in media, society and popular culture, cultivating a positive body image can often feel like an uphill battle. A positive body image means we feel good in our skin, regardless of whether our body meets the definition of what those around us would consider ideal. […]
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In today’s fast-paced world, finding moments of solitude can be a challenge. The constant buzz of technology, the demands of work and social obligations, and the pressure to stay connected can leave us feeling overwhelmed and drained. However, carving out time for oneself is not only a luxury but a necessity for our overall well-being. […]
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Regret is an inevitable feeling that comes with the human experience. You simply cannot subscribe to a life without making decisions, and along with this may come regret. Unfortunately, regret is linked to guilt, self-blame and negative thinking. These emotions may stir up the familiar feeling of when you felt like you made a mistake; […]
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Everything about the holidays focuses on maximizing happiness. Some of the associations we have to them are gifts, vacations, weddings, family get-togethers etc. As a result, it also creates the pressure to feel only happy around the holidays, even if we’re going through a tough time personally. Here are some things to keep in mind […]
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It’s hard keeping ourselves motivated when it can feel like we’re repeating the same day over and over, like Bill Murray in Groundhog Day. The pandemic has put a stop to a lot of the things that we loved doing like catching a movie in theatre, travelling to our favourite vacation spots or being part […]
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Self-compassion is the ability to extend compassion onto yourself when you make mistakes or endure suffering. While it may seem fairly simple to comprehend, putting it into practice is where most of us fall short. Often, we are our own worst enemy and berate ourselves when we mess up. Thus, practicing self-compassion is a great […]
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As we observe World Mental Health day on October 10th, let’s go back to the basics of how we can make mental health a priority, both for ourselves and for others. Below are a few points to get you started on the journey; hopefully through your efforts, others would see the wisdom in being intentional […]
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Self-talk is the language we use when we refer to ourselves, or our inner voice. It could involve comments about our appearance, abilities, personality traits, actions and more. While being critical of habits or things that are unhealthy is beneficial (ex. staying in an abusive relationship, procrastinating, smoking, etc.), it’s also important to extend compassion […]
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I. WHAT is it?It is the experience of inadequacy and self-doubt that results in the fear of being exposed as a ‘fake’ or ‘imposter’. Experiences also include: · Feelings of self-doubt: We constantly question ourselves, wondering if we’re doing enough and what we can do to keep it going. When things go well, […]