Have you heard of the term “negativity bias?” Rick Hanson, a psychologist, coined the term to describe how our brains are more likely to hold onto negative experiences versus positive ones. He says that when we experience something negative in our lives it sticks to...
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Too many questions
Have you ever been in a conversation where someone was asking you too many questions? Maybe you were the one asking all the questions. Either way. It is all good. There are many tips on how to avoid asking too many questions so that it does not feel like you are...
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No One Can Make You . . .
Do you believe that no one can make you feel a certain way? Lately, I’ve had conversations with other highly sensitive empaths and I’ve noticed a couple of women saying, “I’m tired of everyone dumping on me. They won’t stop telling me their problems. They make me feel...
It Is What It Is
Can you accept exactly where you and others are at? Maybe for the next 5-minutes, an hour, or the entire day? You may be asking, what does being exactly where I am at mean? It will mean different things to everyone, but to me, it means not overthinking or...
Healthy Boundaries = healthy relationships
Have you consciously set boundaries in your relationships? It’s an important topic for everyone to consider. However, it’s especially important if you’re a highly sensitive empath. Boundaries help you get clear on how you want to and do not want to be treated. It's...
Top 5 Energy Clearing Practices
Did you know everyone can benefit from clearing and cleansing their energy? It’s not only for empaths or highly sensitive people. Energy clearing can help you reduce stress and anxiety, improve focus and clarity, and increase energy levels. It can also help to...