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The new year provides a good opportunity to re-examine your priorities, whether it be career, family, community, or personal well-being.
“Everything else has been done TO us. This is something we get to do for ourselves.
You’re probably familiar with how hard it can be to make lasting change. After all, if a desired change were easy to make, it would already be a part of your routine.
Many of us have been spending an unusual amount of time at home. And we’ve been bombarded with messaging about washing and sanitizing our spaces.
Shelter-in-place. Flatten the curve. These non-stop, recurring directives weave their way through our social media news feeds and poke out their heads no matter where we look.
As children, we were always reminded to eat our vegetables.
Research shows mindful eating may help us cut back on portions, limit stress eating, realize when we feel full, and stop eating when we are no longer hungry.
“A season of loneliness and isolation is when the caterpillar gets its wings. Remember that next time you feel alone.