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2 contributions to Mind Your Mental
From Processed to Fresh
@Dana Andrews I hope this is ok, better late than never, I guess. Going from processed foods to fresh, home-cooked meals has honestly changed so much for me, both mentally and physically. I’ve noticed a huge difference in my digestion, I don’t feel as bloated, and even my joints don’t ache like they used to. The transition was actually easier than I thought because I’ve always loved using fresh ingredients and mixing up different flavours. Since making the change, I’ve lost 3 stone and I’m now working on my last 14 lb! 🄳 It’s amazing how much our food can affect not just how we look, but how we feel.
2 likes • Oct 19
@Karen Vidgeon I don’t do this that much I usually do a huge batch but when we run out. Tends to be more often because the kids and spaghetti šŸ˜„
1 like • Oct 31
@Dana Andrews thanks! I wanted healthier foods since my kids are still young . I cook my sauce or foods first then can it
Stress isn't the villain
Research shows reframing stress as ā€œenergyā€ boosts performance. ⚔ Stress isn’t always a negative thing. Research from Stanford shows reframing stress as energy instead of danger boosts resilience and performance. Next time your heart races before a speech, tell yourself, ā€˜This is energy helping me perform.’ That simple reframe actually changes your body’s response to stress. How do you reframe stress? Have you ever used stress to your advantage?
Stress isn't the villain
1 like • Oct 19
This is a great way to frame stress turning pain into power, but does it mask how we see our stress? I feel that if we focus on stress it is the most negative way to focus. If we focus on the positive that we can do our stress decreases. Also making the right choices in life help reduce stress. For example, if you have a bad day, what is making it bad? How can we fix this bad day? Maybe take ten minutes go outside. Clear our heads. Come back and make a to do list of the time sensitive tasks. Check them off one by one. I think all offices need a room with their employees can bring a hobby item and take their breaks and that individuals can go to when they are stressed. If we don’t release it, it builds and we become overworked.
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When you have been through a lot, You learn lessons that you would never expect.! I am a psychology professional. My goal is to make a positive impact

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