as you may know the emotional calendar you keep is dynamic and filled with personal traditions.
you can nurture those that serve you and can cut away those that don’t.
It’s the Spring Equinox—time to check in with your emotional rhythm. Early spring brings a restless energy, a sense of change that might feel a little chaotic at first. Embrace the shift! Channel your excitement with focus, and step forward with confidence into renewal, growth, and fresh possibilities.
#emotionalcalendar
really staying in contact with friends matters. being connected is good for all and promotes health and well-being
(psychiatrists often state the obvious, which otherwise might have gone unsaid)
pewresearch.org/social-trends/…
oh and why is #TheVoice SO great? perhaps the talent… the drama… the production value… the joy… it really does connect emotionally, as they themselves say, and imho i feel that is why!
fascinated by seasons and self as i am, let me offer a summer solstice reading pn how our memories may actually be more like reconstructions than pure recall… happy solstice all!
clearerthinking.org/post/how-colle…
how would you define your personality? here are the ‘Big Five’ dimensions to consider…
bigthink.com/surprising-sci…
are your besties like you are in these ways? i find that question interesting to consider. if ‘birds of a feather flock together’ for you, then how so?
#LiveandLearn
here’s alota good news from 2023, achievements worth recognizing and feeling positive about as we get ready to launch our 2024: let’s empower ourselves and each other.
futurecrunch.com/goodnews2023/
hey hey Dec 21th - it’s the winter solstice - a classic waypoint on our journey through the year. what’s most important though is what’s on the emotional calendar you keep personally. i could write a whole book on that 😉. anyway let’s honor today: space.com/winter-solstice
wake up all early risers, you may need to thank your Neanderthal DNA. wait, actually i have become an early riser too though…
smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/nea…
i say ‘do happiness.’ in other words we need to find or create even somewhat small ‘happiness shorts’ so that we can stay more up than down and count the win. it’s doable.
axios.com/2023/12/05/wha…
post-halloween post:
rehearsing a calmish approach to scary stuff really does help us 1/ be generally less anxious and 2/ be more prepared and successful when the the proverbial substance actually does hit the fan.
scientificamerican.com/article/the-ev…