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Be Kind to Yourself

Posted by Bobby Brown on July 25, 2020 - 7:30pm


Ways to be Kinder to Yourself:

Taking more time for yourself Choosing to spend time alone can benefit your social relationships, improve your creativity and confidence, and help you regulate your emotions so that you can better deal with adverse situations. It’s not that solitude is always good, but it can be good, if you’re open to rejecting the idea, common in the west, that time by yourself is always a negative experience you’re being forced into. Solitude helps us regulate our emotions, it can have a calming effect that prepares us to better engage with others. Getting better at identifying moments when we need solitude to recharge and reflect can help us better handle negative emotions and experiences, like stress and burnout.

Mihai Cristian Thanks for sharing
July 26, 2020 at 1:15pm
Andries Van Tonder Thanks for sharing
July 26, 2020 at 8:39am