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You like your lifestyle, your job, where you live but…………..it’s not exciting you anymore. Your life looks great and successful on the outside, but inside, you feel like something is missing.

The truth is we can follow what society, our families and our communities tell us to do but, in the end we’re all trying to figure out why we’re here, on this Earth.

As many other cultures know, without a sense of your life purpose, you’ll continue feeling stuck or like you’re spinning around in circles.

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 Anxious? Have you felt like you’re in a highly anxious state (body & mind) and you feel like there’s no way out?

I have and it feels really uncomfortable, all-consuming and that it can’t be controlled. Right? But it can be……….

Let’s talk about anxiety and some easy ways to soothe it….and your nervous system. You can do it!

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When you look at nature and the flow of the seasons, it becomes clear that autumn is a spiritually unique season. Autumn is all about endings, a very natural thing.

In life, each journey finds its end and fall (look at the name) is a seasonal reminder of this natural process.As humans, we tend to hold on to what and who we know and sometimes, we cling when we’re better off letting go. We like safety, familiarity and certainty and we may not realize that there’s something better out there for us. We just have to let go and wait.

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 In Part 1, we went over some of the differences between introverts and extroverts and that most of us are ambiverts, sitting somewhere in the middle of this spectrum or continuum of PERSONALITY TYPES.

In Part 2, we’ll continue to look at the different personality types, and where they get their ENERGY from.

Enjoy the list of famous INTROVERTS and their successes! It may surprise you ……

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Have you noticed that people often use the terms ‘introvert’ and ‘extrovert’ to imply shyness and nerdiness for introverts and loud and aggressive for extroverts? Neither of these is entirely true, so let’s get to the real definitions and understanding of what this personality spectrum or continuum of:

Introvert…….Ambivert…….Extrovert, really is.

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Yes; you’re seeing that right………..there are many BENEFITS of being alone!

I know that in our society, we’re not encouraged to be alone………for silence, introspection, to hear your intuitive inner voice, to unwind, and be creative.

Learning and adopting some habits and self-care practices can help you to learn and enjoy being happy while on your own. This can include improving your coping skills, discovering what gives you joy, or maybe finding a creative outlet…….

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We all know what negative thought patterns and beliefs are because, to a greater or lesser extent, we humans all experience them, some people more than others.

It’s vital to our emotional, mental, physical and even, spiritual health, to understand why we have them………

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 In Part 1, we discussed ANT’s or automatic negative thoughts. We call these negative thoughts automatic or default because our neural pathways have been carved out to hold these thoughts, often over years. There is a biological basis to these negative thoughts: safety and survival. These ANTs kept and keep us alert and hypervigilant to danger.

So, we can thank them for protecting us but still learn how to deal with them, so they don’t control or overwhelm our thinking and our lives…..(refer to the previous blog post: part 1).

Let’s go over how to deal with negative thoughts (ANTs) and Cognitive Distortions (CD), so that they don’t affect your mood, relationships and life in a negative way…….

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We’ll often return to the subject of trauma in these blog posts; most of us have or will experience it in one way or another. For now, though, this will be the last in this series about: Intergenerational (transgenerational, generational. historic) trauma. There is a lot of research being done in this field….

It helps to look closely and see if you have signs and symptoms of intergenerational trauma. It also helps to get help, when it comes to working through and healing trauma.

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This is the second part of a series discussing Intergenerational (transgenerational) trauma. We’ll go over what it is, how it may show up in people’s lives, its effects and how to start the healing process and journey, so that the chain of intergenerational trauma, extending through generations, can be healed and broken.

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……Even with intergenerational trauma, there is good. You, usually, become more compassionate and understanding of the suffering of other people and, you may also develop more resilience, a good and helpful quality for life. You can have the most important role of all……to break the chain of this trauma. Emotional healing is possible…and, though it can follow a ‘rollercoaster ride’ path (lots of ups and downs), it can shift your way of thinking and subsequently, your behaviors, actions…..and your destiny.

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 Let’s continue this subject and start with the positive effects of the experience of trauma; we tend to become more compassionate and understanding of others.

Many people who have gone through trauma tend not to speak of it, but speaking about it would help others….to understand. In our society, we don’t always know what to say or how to help. Often, it’s just basic; ask someone to tell you about their trauma, pain, etc. It’s better to ask and listen than to ignore. Just asking if there’s something you could do for them.

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These are big and fascinating subjects: Intergenerational or transgenerational trauma and Epigenetics.

These are close to my heart, mind and soul, mostly because my life has been greatly influenced and affected by intergenerational trauma. You may have your own experience with intergenerational trauma…..or know someone who does. So many people and families have been affected by trauma: war, natural disasters, abuse, genocide, and more. It’s important to understand the impact on you and future generations and to, perhaps, even be the one who breaks the cycle.

So, let’s start by explaining these concepts…….

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In the last blog post, we discussed indecisiveness and how it can limit and sometimes, stop us from moving forward with the life we’re meant to live.

If you feel or know that you have challenges with decision-making, ie: lack of confidence, second-guessing yourself, ignoring your intuition, perfectionism, ADHD, PTSD, trauma………and more, then it’s time to get better at the skill set (which you can learn and practice) of decision-making.

 Here are 10 Methods that can help you become more decisive…………..

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If you experience indecisiveness, you’re not alone. Making decisions may be a constant source of stress and anxiety…..

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It’s that time of year again and most of us decide to make our list (written or not) of New Year’s resolutions.

Whether they decide to lose weight, get organized, pay off their debt or something else and despite their best efforts, most folks feel discouraged by their lack of willpower within the first few days of the new year. Most quickly abandon their goals.

If this sounds like you, you’re not the only one; trouble keeping a New Year’s resolution is a common phenomenon.

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As the winter holidays and the New Year approach, many of us start wondering and even setting intentions for what we want in the coming year. It’s gotten a bit more complicated………

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We’re, once again, being surrounded with supposed ‘holiday cheer,’ but is it real, for you? This is the question to answer for yourself…….

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There is GOOD NEWS!

You CAN change your thoughts to change your mind, which will, consequently, change your behaviors, actions and thus, your life.

Happily, we’ve learned in the last few years, that you can change your mind, literally and figuratively.

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