I’ve ignored this for so long and I’m finally back. On this episode I talk about nothing and coping mechanisms.
22 Jun 2022
Love #4: managing unproductivity
Being/feeling unproductive feels horrible when there’s so much work to do but it happens to even the best of us. A couple of ways I deal with it include 1. It’s okay to feel uproductive 2. Appreciate the little things I have the energy to do 3. Forgive and take it easy on yourself 4. Enjoy your existence 5. Move your body 6. Be aware of your mind. I’m not certified so all I’m saying is all I’ve done and currently do to help myself. I love you ❤️
14 Jun 2022
Love #3 : showing self-love through self-care
It’s so easy to show love to other people than to ourselves because even in this self conceited world, we often overlook ourselves. A couple of ways to show love to yourself I discussed are 1. Taking time for yourself 2.Do things you enjoy by yourself 3.figure out your love language and talk to yourself with it 4.Show up for yourself 5.Focus on the positives 6.Be grateful 7.let go of things that do not serve you anymore. I love you and hope you get far on your journey. Mide
2 Jun 2022
Love #2
More about self love. To me self-love is the most important thing. For the next few episodes that's all I'm going to talk about. Stay tuned.
29 May 2022
Love #1
Self-love is one subject everybody is talking about yet everyone is talking about it. Whats it with self-love that's so hard and easy. What it with love?
25 Mar 2021
An anomaly
There's never nothing to talk about is there. The quiet noises, awkward silence, rambunctious laughter with friends, the weather even down to literature and sciences. Every awkward thing around is whats gonna tickle our taste buds right here on "An Anomaly"
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