TODAY'S MOTIVATIONAL MESSAGE
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You are moving through uncertainty right now. You may not fully realize the strength you’re showing, but one day your future self will look back and smile at this version of you. Even with the pain… Continue Reading
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7 Reasons to Bring Shadow Work into Your Mental Health Routine in 2026
Shadow work is a practice that helps us to understand and confront the deeply hidden parts of ourselves that we can’t see or don’t want to accept or acknowledge.
The shadow is the unconscious part of the psyche.
Let's take a look at shadow work - what it is, how to do it and seven reasons it could be a good idea to incorporate it into your mental health practice.
How to Do Shadow Work
An example of how someone can do shadow work is by setting aside time for self-reflection.
This could be done by spending a few moments at the beginning and end of each day to reflect on what has happened and how you felt about it…
Successful People Set 3 Simple Goals: Why You Should Too
"Success": the word that everyone wants to achieve in one way or another.
It doesn’t matter where we come from, our type of upbringing, or how we define and determine success. We are all somehow looking to become successful and improve different areas of our life.
However, success doesn’t happen overnight. It takes hard work, time, consistency, focus, patience, persistence and failures along the way.
But are you wondering what type of goals successful people set themselves?
In this article, we’ll share with you three common goals you should set yourself to become successful and help you attain your own goals in life…
One Positive Action
Clear One Small Space
Some days carry a hum of mental noise; a sense that everything is slightly unfinished. That feeling often comes from what’s around you, not something you’re doing wrong.
When your space is cluttered, your brain stays alert. It keeps track of what hasn’t been handled yet, even when you’re trying to rest or focus. You don’t need a deep clean or a big reset to change that, you just need one clear signal that something has been completed.
Choose a small area that’s been quietly weighing on you: a counter that keeps collecting things, a desk you avoid sitting at, the chair that’s turned into a holding place for everything. Keep the scope intentionally small.
Clear it with care. Put items back where they belong, decide what doesn’t need to stay, and wipe the surface when you’re done. Let the task end when that space is finished, not when it’s perfect.
This works because your brain responds to visible completion. One cleared space gives you proof that things can be handled without overwhelming effort.
Pick one small physical space and clear it fully today. Stop when that space is done. Do not move on to anything else. Let completion be enough.
Today’s Quote
Today's Affirmation
I welcome success and happiness into my life.
I am fully tuned in to the reality I am experiencing now.
I take inspired action for what I believe in… Continue Reading