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Tag Archives: wisdom
Why You Should Ditch Your To-Do List
In this post, I’m going to tell you why you should get rid of your to-do list, and what to replace it with. I wish I had learned this years ago, but I’m very glad I finally did. I think … Continue reading
Posted in chronic illness
Tagged better health, chronic illness, drained, empowerment, exercise, happiness, motivation, peace, wisdom
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How “watching” a movie can help you live a better life
I’m sure you’ve noticed that as you watch a movie, you find yourself caring about the protagonist because of the hardships she (or he) goes through. And you identify with her struggles, disappointments, and pain, and silently root for her … Continue reading
Posted in chronic illness, self compassion
Tagged caring, challenges, chronic illness, detachment, empathy, imagine, perspective, symptoms, wisdom
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Life is a Team Sport. How’s Your Team Doing?
I think life is a team sport. But not in the way you may think I mean: I’m not talking about being a team player at work. Nor am I talking about looking at your family as a team, or … Continue reading
