Slowing down sounds like the answer, but for many people it feels uncomfortable, restless, or even unsafe. That does not mean something is wrong with you. It often means your nervous system learned safety through doing, producing, or staying busy. In this episode, I explore why slowing down can feel so challenging, how worth becomes tied to productivity, and why rest often brings up more discomfort before it brings relief. I also share four practical ways to slow down safely, without forcing ...
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Slowing down sounds like the answer, but for many people it feels uncomfortable, restless, or even unsafe. That does not mean something is wrong with you. It often means your nervous system learned safety through doing, producing, or staying busy. In this episode, I explore why slowing down can feel so challenging, how worth becomes tied to productivity, and why rest often brings up more discomfort before it brings relief. I also share four practical ways to slow down safely, without forcing ...
Welcome back to Mindful Moves Season 2! In this episode, I’m opening up about why I took a break and what I’ve learned during that time. We often feel pressure to always be “on,” but in reality, stepping back can be the most powerful thing we can do for our growth. Here’s what you can expect from this season: insightful content on nervous system regulation, habits, mindset, and personal experiences. I’ll also be sharing a big announcement in the coming weeks, so stay tuned! I’m so excit...
Mindful Moves
Slowing down sounds like the answer, but for many people it feels uncomfortable, restless, or even unsafe. That does not mean something is wrong with you. It often means your nervous system learned safety through doing, producing, or staying busy. In this episode, I explore why slowing down can feel so challenging, how worth becomes tied to productivity, and why rest often brings up more discomfort before it brings relief. I also share four practical ways to slow down safely, without forcing ...
