So many of us feel lonely right now, even when we have people around us. In this episode, I explore why modern connection feels so thin, how comfort culture is keeping us apart, and what our bodies actually need to feel close to others again. I talk about why technology gives us the image of connection but not the feeling, why showing up for others matters more than convenience, and how small human moments can bring your nervous system back into a sense of belonging. If you have been feeling ...
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So many of us feel lonely right now, even when we have people around us. In this episode, I explore why modern connection feels so thin, how comfort culture is keeping us apart, and what our bodies actually need to feel close to others again. I talk about why technology gives us the image of connection but not the feeling, why showing up for others matters more than convenience, and how small human moments can bring your nervous system back into a sense of belonging. If you have been feeling ...
Exposed: Taking Up Space in a World That Told You Not To
Mindful Moves
24 minutes
7 months ago
Exposed: Taking Up Space in a World That Told You Not To
Are you scared of being seen? You're not alone. This episode of Mindful Moves is a vulnerable, honest look at why visibility can feel so confronting—and how it’s deeply tied to your nervous system, your past experiences, and your sense of safety. We explore: Why your nervous system might equate “small” with “safe”How conditioning keeps us stuck in patterns of hidingThe power of micro steps toward self-expressionWhy authenticity and vulnerability are your superpowersAnd how reclaiming visibil...
Mindful Moves
So many of us feel lonely right now, even when we have people around us. In this episode, I explore why modern connection feels so thin, how comfort culture is keeping us apart, and what our bodies actually need to feel close to others again. I talk about why technology gives us the image of connection but not the feeling, why showing up for others matters more than convenience, and how small human moments can bring your nervous system back into a sense of belonging. If you have been feeling ...