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Short reflections and daily thoughts.

A Small Step: Financial Anxiety Detox

One simple practice to reduce financial anxiety—no budgeting required.
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The Myth of: Financial Anxiety Detox

The biggest money myth: that more will finally make you feel secure.
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What Your Body Knows: Financial Anxiety Detox

Financial stress doesn't just live in your thoughts. Notice where it's hiding in your body.
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Understanding: Financial Anxiety Detox

Why money stress feels so overwhelming—and why it's not about the numbers.
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Rest Day: The Trap of Resolutions

Two weeks in. Time to pause, breathe, and give yourself credit for still being here.
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Words of Wisdom: The Trap of Resolutions

A reminder that progress isn't always linear—and that's perfectly okay.
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The Science Behind: The Trap of Resolutions

The neuroscience of why your brain resists change—and how to work with it, not against it.
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A Small Step: The Trap of Resolutions

One tiny technique to break the anxiety-avoidance cycle. Takes 30 seconds.
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Rest Day: New Year, Same You (But Kinder)

You've made it through the first week. Today, your only job is to rest.
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Words of Wisdom: New Year, Same You (But Kinder)

A poem for the ones who feel behind before the year has even begun.
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The Science Behind: New Year, Same You (But Kinder)

Your brain on New Year's resolutions: the neuroscience of why willpower fails and what actually works.
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A Small Step: New Year, Same You (But Kinder)

Forget the big resolutions. Here's one tiny thing you can do right now that actually matters.
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The Myth of: New Year, Same You (But Kinder)

The biggest lie January tells us: that we need to be fixed. What if you were never broken to begin with?
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What Your Body Knows: New Year, Same You (But Kinder)

Your body has been keeping score. Where do you feel the weight of January's expectations?
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Understanding: New Year, Same You (But Kinder)

Why do we feel the pressure to reinvent ourselves every January? And how can we start the year more gently?
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