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    11. aug.

    👋 Writers, we’re excited to announce an evolution of the Partner Program. The updates more directly tie your earnings to your audience and give you more ways to earn. Read more: 👇

    Angre
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    Talk therapy can be helpful for many issues. But for anxiety — which doesn’t take place in your thinking brain — it places the focus on the thought (“I thought there was a tiger”) and not the physical response that preceded it ("my heart is racing.")

    Angre
  3. for 15 timer siden

    Keep an ongoing list in your phone of experiences that make you feel connected and grounded. (via )

    Angre
  4. for 17 timer siden

    "The intensity of the pain I felt seeing them walk away from the car was an order of magnitude greater than the first time I got my heart broken. It was raw and intense, and all-encompassing." Author on finding meaning beyond motherhood:

    Angre
  5. 14. sep.

    "We don’t learn language by just understanding grammatical structure. We don’t learn musing by understanding music theory. We learn by doing. We learn by creating." —

    Angre
  6. 14. sep.

    "Closure isn’t certain. At times, the music just cuts out, and we’ll never hear the ending of the song." —Miyah Byrd

    Angre
  7. 14. sep.

    A new generation of post-pandemic birders can change the way we see our cities, writes.

    Angre
  8. 14. sep.
    Angre
  9. 14. sep.

    As you move from one life phase to the next, give yourself the gift of time to process—time spent in the "neutral zone." (via )

    Angre
  10. 14. sep.

    . lists a set of apps that could make your life easier and more efficient: ​

    Angre
  11. 14. sep.

    . on being a source of toxic positivity:

    Angre
  12. 14. sep.

    "My daughter doesn’t make collages or jewelry or sew anymore. A child who used to read in the bath won’t pick up a book unless threatened with the loss of her phone."

    Angre
  13. 14. sep.

    Draw attention to yourself without drawing attention to yourself. Here are six ways to be quietly noticeable:

    Angre
  14. 13. sep.

    'Yoga Journal' published an essay extolling vaccination as an act of 'ahimsa:' a public health virtue and an empathetic duty. Yoga practitioners on social media aren’t feeling that love, writes:

    Angre
  15. 13. sep.

    "We’re not in control of what happens to us — we’re only in control of how we react, behave and respond."

    Angre
  16. 13. sep.

    "When you know what matters to you, it’s easy to find ways to seek those things out," writes.

    Angre
  17. 13. sep.

    Draw attention to yourself without drawing attention to yourself. Here are six ways to be quietly noticeable:

    Angre
  18. 13. sep.

    The hardest, most counterintuitive, and most effective way to get it done: Don't power through.

    Angre
  19. 13. sep.

    🧠 Journal more 🧠 Meditate daily 🧠 Turn devices off at a certain time 🧠 Never compare yourself to others

    Angre
  20. 12. sep.

    "The post-9/11 shift in the prestige TV landscape resulted in a string of shows with a heavier focus on paranoia, trauma, and deeper introspection of the main characters’ psychology." -

    Angre
  21. 12. sep.

    . finds spot-on, but it's the surprise testing that catches her unaware and triggers a jump-scare.

    Angre

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