I continue to thrive on my healing journey, because I’m incredibly curious about how humans heal and restore. I’m always reading from a list of books I keep on my Amazon Wishlist about change, empowerment, and trauma.
I often hear we should feed our minds 10-30 minutes of good information every day. How do I do this? I work it into my day. I listen to an inspiring audiobook when I go for my run. At night, I read a few pages before I fall asleep.
You can successfully tackle any change if the action is repetitive. It has to become a habit before it can feel like a normal part of your life. Consistent effort during the first four weeks is the key.
For example, this year I’ve developed the habit of running. This was a significant change for me, and I really struggled with it at first. I thought it was too late in life for me to become a runner. I thought I was too old for this kind of rigorous exercise. But then I began to notice all the women I admire are in great shape. Physical exercise is a top priority for them.
Hey, if they can do it, so can I, right?
I began slowly by walking. Soon I was walking longer and longer distances. Then I increased the speed of my walks. One day I knew I could run. So I did. Now I run every week with my husband, who has been running for years.
Looking back, I can see old toxic beliefs were what stopped me for so long. But no more. My next goal is to participate in a half marathon!
Don’t give up on yourself. You can tackle any change, big or small, one slow step at a time. It just takes a plan, self-compassion, consistent effort, and support.
What change would you like to make in your life today? Tell me about it. If you need support, I’m here for you. Always!
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Are you struggling with your healing journey? I can help you take that next step. Just follow (this link) or call 619-889-6366 to reserve a one-hour coaching session with me. My calendar is filling up fast, so don’t wait. Let me help you heal your life. Reserve your spot NOW!
Are you on my email list? If you’d like to receive my empowering monthly newsletter and an email with a link to my weekly blog post, click here: http://www.educate4change.com/
I often hear we should feed our minds 10-30 minutes of good information every day. How do I do this? I work it into my day. I listen to an inspiring audiobook when I go for my run. At night, I read a few pages before I fall asleep.
You can successfully tackle any change if the action is repetitive. It has to become a habit before it can feel like a normal part of your life. Consistent effort during the first four weeks is the key.
For example, this year I’ve developed the habit of running. This was a significant change for me, and I really struggled with it at first. I thought it was too late in life for me to become a runner. I thought I was too old for this kind of rigorous exercise. But then I began to notice all the women I admire are in great shape. Physical exercise is a top priority for them.
Hey, if they can do it, so can I, right?
I began slowly by walking. Soon I was walking longer and longer distances. Then I increased the speed of my walks. One day I knew I could run. So I did. Now I run every week with my husband, who has been running for years.
Looking back, I can see old toxic beliefs were what stopped me for so long. But no more. My next goal is to participate in a half marathon!
Don’t give up on yourself. You can tackle any change, big or small, one slow step at a time. It just takes a plan, self-compassion, consistent effort, and support.
What change would you like to make in your life today? Tell me about it. If you need support, I’m here for you. Always!
********
Are you struggling with your healing journey? I can help you take that next step. Just follow (this link) or call 619-889-6366 to reserve a one-hour coaching session with me. My calendar is filling up fast, so don’t wait. Let me help you heal your life. Reserve your spot NOW!
Are you on my email list? If you’d like to receive my empowering monthly newsletter and an email with a link to my weekly blog post, click here: http://www.educate4change.com/
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