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Often, it’s important to celebrate myself!
Sometimes, but only when it’s something big.
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Never, it’s not a habit for me.
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What’s the biggest compliment someone can give you and why?

We all have something we’re good at (yes, this includes you too!). 😊 And receiving a compliment based on those things — a talent, a skill, a personality trait — can mean the world.

What’s the biggest compliment someone can give you that would mean a lot? Why is that?

For Mighty staffer @sparklywartanks , the biggest compliment she can get is someone telling her they enjoy her company. She loves to know that she is valued is the spaces that she’s in.

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AAPI Family and Friends Virtual Support Group! 1st Wednesday, 6-7:30 PM ET

For adults who identify as Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) and have a loved one living with mental illness or any mental health challenge. This includes South Asians, East Asians, Southeast Asians, North Asians, Middle East Asians, and Pacific Islanders. This group provides opportunities to share valuable coping strategies and practical information that helps you support your loved ones experiencing mental health challenges.

💻 If you'd like more information or would like to join, you can find the link here. Virtual groups are every 1st Wednesday, 6-7:30 PM Eastern Standard Time. Closed captioning is available:
naminycmetro.org/programs/asian-americans-pacific-islanders-...

If you have any questions, feel free to comment below!

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TRUE or FALSE: It’s easy for me to accept compliments from others.

Happy Monday, Mighties! 🌸

A new week means a new theme and our theme this week is ✨compliments✨.

Praise can come from a lot of places: a loved one, friend, co-worker, or stranger on the street. And, depending on the person, those compliments can elicit different feelings or reactions. Some of us may feel a sense of excitement, relief, or pride; while others are more hesitate or doubtful, which is also completely valid — no judgment here. 🙋

What is your experience? Is it easy for you to accept compliments from others?

Answer "true" or "false" in the comments below. ⬇️

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Share about a time when you felt confident.

Hi Mighty friends! 🫶

Today I’m working on channeling my inner confidence. To do that, I’m thinking back on the moments when I felt my best. Some specific memories stand out, like when I facilitated my Mighty events a few years ago and led the expressive arts group with NAMI-NYC from 2020 up until last year. I really enjoyed creating activities and connecting with others.

What about you? What’s a moment when you felt confident in yourself? 🦋

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List 3 things that never fail to improve your mood.

Let’s each make a list of things (or people! or places! or pets!) that are forever foolproof in boosting our moods.

Here is Mighty staffer @sparklywartanks list:

🐶 Her dog
🛏️ A nice refreshing nap
✍️ Writing on her blog

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What is your go-to self-care technique when you are feeling down?

When your mood dips, it can be helpful to have some go-to self-care techniques and practices up your sleeve so you can get on solid ground again. This can look like going outside, talking to friends and loved ones, playing video games, being creative, or even taking a break from your responsibilities.

Mighty staffer @sparklywartanks says her go-to technique is to watch her favorite comfort shows as well as to eat her favorite snacks.

What are your favorite techniques to practice when you’re feeling low? Share with us in the comments below.👇

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My mood is most affected by…

Because we are individuals who have emotions, are multifaceted, and have different experiences, our moods can be affected by various things.

Some people may find that their mood is affected by the weather, certain emotional triggers, or the events that are happening around them; while others may find that their mood fluctuates as a symptom of their health condition — maybe even all the above.

What do you think your mood is most affected by?

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