I’m starting to sweat. I can feel a tiny droplet – a moist, salty bead trickling down from my forehead, clinging onto the very tip of my nose, ready to fall. Anytime now.
Truth is, I’m sort of nervous. I’ve not been one to take many chances in life. Mostly everything’s been carefully calculated with the usual analytical questions: should I? How much will it cost? What’s the worst that can happen? Continue reading Anxiety over the Future
Choices are made based on the thoughts and feelings we have. These thoughts can sometimes be created by past woes, experiences and triggers. Tuning them out isn’t as simple as saying you have a choice. People who experienced childhood abuse and trauma need to regain a sense of themselves before they can learn to make healthier choices consistently. Continue reading Please stop telling me that I have a choice
When people live with the pain of depression, anxiety and anger, it’s even more critical to become more self-aware of the ups and downs of the powerful emotions and re-channel them through expressive words. This is especially true for men who struggle at home communicating their wounds to their wives and kids. Men who are unable to recognize the reasons behind their struggles, need to take a deeper dive and explore what could be triggering some of their unwanted feelings. And for men who don’t, may fall into a deep abyss of their depression and anxiety. If improperly managed, it can lead to anger and in many cases emotional, verbal and physical abuse. Continue reading Let’s Talk about Your Mental Health
Last night I went out to dinner with some long time friends. We met at Romer’s which is a trendy burger bar right by the river and it couldn’t have been a more perfect summer evening to be there.
The weather was crazy hot, but I loved it because Vancouver’s notorious for having some wet and miserable months throughout the rest of the year, so I’m not going to complain about having a couple of weeks of pure sunshine. Continue reading “Why Trauma Survivors Need to be More Mindful.”
What are some things that you’re grateful for in your life? When we put can place stress on the shelf, it’s so liberating to see the great things in life! Continue reading Beautiful Day – the things we need to remind ourselves (Feeling Grateful Part II)
How do you measure success in life? Here’s a tip on feeling success. Continue reading Feeling Success
Here’s some things that I’m feeling grateful for despite having a cold today. Continue reading Feeling Grateful
The word solace means “comfort during a time of distress or discomfort”… Continue reading Solace
Over the years I’ve grown to learn about my subconscious and raising awareness is my roadmap to healing. Continue reading Our Subconscious Beliefs – the things we didn’t know about ourselves.
A great blog with some useful tips when feeling inadequate. Continue reading How to Conquer Feeling Inadequate — MakeItUltra™
