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What’s the longest amount of time you’ve spent in a waiting room?

Mighties, we know all too well what it’s like to spend time waiting—whether that’s in a physical waiting room, on hold over the phone, or virtually through telehealth. Depending on the type of appointment, where we go and how we communicate with a medical professional can look very different.

What’s the longest amount of time you’ve spent waiting to see or speak with your doctor or another medical professional for an appointment?

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What’s an emotion or symptom you want to learn to cope with better?

I’ve been reflecting a lot on what I need from myself at this point in my life, and on the emotions, symptoms, and overall challenges that have been taking center stage in my mind and day-to-day experience. In a post I shared last week about shame (you can find it here: No Shame ), I talked about how shame has impacted my sense of hope. I’m also noticing how it has shaped my avoidant tendencies, isolation, and depression.

I want to put myself out there more—but in ways that feel safe. I want to better understand what safety feels like and learn how to create that sense of safety within myself, so the outside world doesn’t feel quite as scary.

What’s an emotion or symptom you want to cope with better? What are some steps you can take to begin that process?

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We talk about the things that tend to make us feel bad about ourselves and how we’re working to overcome those challenges.
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How do you come to terms with past mistakes?

Making mistakes is a normal part of life. Through them, we learn, adapt, adjust, change, and ultimately grow. Whether a mistake led to short- or long-term consequences, coming to terms with what happened can take time and patience.

Often, the hardest part isn’t the mistake itself, but the process of understanding it over time.

💌 Gentle reminder: We are still worthy of good things even if we've made mistakes!

How do you come to terms with past mistakes? What helps you process, heal, or move forward? Feel free to share a thought, strategy, or reminder with us below.

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Arguments

Many conflicts happen not because someone meant to hurt us, but because expectations were never clearly expressed. When needs stay in our head, the mind fills in the gaps with assumptions, frustration, and disappointment. Learning to communicate openly and honestly allows others to understand what we want instead of guessing. This does not mean being harsh or demanding, it means being kind, clear, and respectful with your feelings. Over time, this builds trust, reduces misunderstandings, and improves emotional well being. What is one need you’ve been holding back from expressing lately?

If you want to learn more about this, check out my video by clicking on one of the links below.

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When you talk about what nourishes you, your mind learns where safety lives.

Many of us bond through talking about stress, frustration, and problems, but constantly rehearsing pain can quietly keep it active in the mind. Shifting some attention toward moments of joy does not ignore reality, it balances it. When you intentionally speak about what brings you calm or satisfaction, your nervous system begins to register safety again. This small change in focus can support emotional healing and mental clarity over time. What is one simple joy you could talk about today instead?

Also, if you're going through a tough time right now, I want you to know that I post daily mental health videos about how to deal with painful thoughts. So if you or anyone you know is struggling and wants help, click on one of the links below or write me if you have any questions you want me to answer

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~ Thanks to all. Thanks for all. ~

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