Wabi-sabi: The Amazing Beauty In The Broken And Imperfect
Reading Time: 8 minutesFinding beauty in imperfection and embracing the imperfect is a core principle of wabi-sabi, one that is fantastic for our mental well-being
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Reading Time: 8 minutesFinding beauty in imperfection and embracing the imperfect is a core principle of wabi-sabi, one that is fantastic for our mental well-being
Reading Time: 6 minutesWhat can Iron Man teach us about life? One thing he can teach us is how hugging the cactus can be important. Click the article to find out more
Reading Time: 14 minutesA fear of abandonment can come from a lot of places, but that fear of loss doesn’t have to imprison us. There are ways to overcome this fear
Reading Time: 6 minutesWhat do terms and conditions have to do with our wellbeing? If you want to find out what they have to do with it, check out this article
Reading Time: 7 minutesIs it possible to use worrying to think ourselves safe, or are we just making things worse by trying to think our fears away?
Reading Time: 5 minutesHaving a first aid kit is always beneficial, so why don’t we have an emotional first aid kit? And how could we do this for our well-being?
Reading Time: 4 minutesHow would it make you feel to receive a good morning text from someone you care about in your life? Why not start that habit yourself?
Reading Time: 12 minutesAcceptance and commitment therapy is a mindfulness approach that offers a different way to overcome our unwanted thoughts and feelings
Reading Time: 6 minutesIf motivation were a limitless resource, we’d be sorted. Sadly, it’s not. But tapping into our motivational factors can change that
Reading Time: 5 minutesEveryone’s heard about the importance of doing 10,000 steps a day. But what if I told you the Japanese walking method is better for you?