Tag: self-regulation

  • Step One – Awareness

    I’m back on a routine and feeling both happily productive yet somewhat lackluster in my sense of accomplishment each day. It’s not like I don’t have plenty to do or to keep me busy. Still, sometimes it does feel as if it is just busy work that I am doing to pass the time. Of…

  • How IKEA Promotes Personal Growth…

    Don’t let the cute image fool you. It was a weekend of labor and not necessarily a labor of love. Part of our nesting activities has been planning what kind of wardrobe situation would work best for us as our current one is included in the ensuite bathroom. Since we are planning on remodeling the…

  • Bonjour de France! πŸ‡«πŸ‡·

    We are officially on our summer holidays! β˜€οΈπŸŽ‰ Although, to be fair, it doesn’t look or feel that much different from our regular days since neither of us “work” all day long. Plus, M is always “working”, so even when on holiday he is messaging, fielding calls, etc. Still, the environment has changed and we…

  • Reflections: Into 2023 We Go

    I wrote this as a draft for another article I was going to submit, but realized it was a bit too personal to share on a non-affiliated space. πŸ€·πŸ½β€β™€οΈ There is some repeat from an earlier post last week, but in any case, I thought I’d put it here for record-keeping and, well, this IS…

  • 2020: Pausing to Breathe

    It is becoming popular to say β€œ2020” sucks because of COVID-19. It is becoming acceptable to complain and then blame it on the year that so many claim has not happened nor looks like it will before 2021 arrives. I am curious to know if there is a common introverted vs extroverted response to the…

  • The Walls We Build

    The Walls We Build

    I wonder if it is a blessing or a curse that the world has become more open to reflection, self-awareness, and mental health. It’s interesting to listen to younger people dismiss the current talk of mental health in the same way that the older generations ignored it. At the root is the common belief that…

  • The World of Binging….

    Meditation has taught me to control my mind, to sit no matter if my feet are falling asleep or a thought is not desired, to have patience with myself and to understand that all things pass. In our teched up world of instant gratification, desire for immediate feedback and sense of self-importance, we can see…

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