Practicing a small activity for just a few minutes can help you reset and settle your thoughts. This will lead you to think about bigger things you can do for yourself — like take a long walk, hit the gym, invest in a new hobby, or shop for healthy foods. Small steps will lead the way to greater moments and allow you to assess each step you’re taking.
As we enter the second year of COVID-19, it’s important to acknowledge the impact of the pandemic on both our physical and mental health. Each day, we see the disease’s effects on those we love, on our workplaces, on our schools, and in the news
God understands our human tendency of self-centeredness. He knows that our heart’s inclination is often to think of ourselves first and take care of ourselves
Taking care of your mental health can benefit your whole being and strengthen all of your relationships. If something is bothering you, it’s taking up space and energy in your life. It might be draining happiness from moments you want to enjoy. It could be stopping you from taking on new challenges or from being fully present with others.
It’s that time of year. A time to look forward and think about your goals for the coming year. For many of us, we think about pulling out the old treadmill or dusting off those running shoes in the back of the closet. Our resolutions tend to focus on the outside, on what other people see.
But what if this year, you look inside?