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I'm an Abrufkräfte at Deutsche Post
A fancy German word for "on call". I had the same Bezirk, Three days in a row. Thu, I delivered letters + packages. I had to bring back half of what I took. I had to pick up 1 package from 1 person. Fri, I delivered only packages. I delivered 73% successfully. I had to pick-up 7 packages from 4 people. Sat, I delivered only packages. I delivered 100%. I had no pick-ups. was the Bezirk fully delivered? no I wonder if my colleague manages on Mon. to deliver the overflowing letters + packages. there are still more remaining: 150+ packages and 200+ letters, magazines. My goal is based on what I take with me. The goal of DHL is to deliver everything. Achieving our goal, feels amazing! Setting up goals higher than what we want to achieve, creates Stress. our Nervous System, goes offline and if it continuous, it becomes Chronic. - thrive forward PS. it was a super hot day in Berlin. An absolute must day hat! PSS. when the weather is super hot, do you prefer to spend outdoors or stay indoors?
I'm an Abrufkräfte at Deutsche Post
I have a confession to make..
..my beloved fellow travelers, I am a carb-addict (BIG TIME) ha-ha! => So I found Dr. Robert Cywes, MD, PhD, YT channel => he's a #CarbAddictionDoc. I've kept in my helpful quote piggy bank: "𝙀𝙫𝙚𝙧𝙮 𝙨𝙣𝙖𝙘𝙠 𝙞𝙨 𝙖𝙣 𝙚𝙢𝙤𝙩𝙞𝙤𝙣𝙖𝙡 𝙚𝙫𝙚𝙣𝙩," and this is so true for me => it has been handy. He gives many tips, and I thought, maybe there is someone in the same boat as me? He's all in for keto! Bonus: he is one of the participants in the animal documentary that @Lemon P graciously shared with us.. P.S. Here comes another quote: "𝙈𝙚𝙧𝙚 𝙖𝙘𝙠𝙣𝙤𝙬𝙡𝙚𝙙𝙜𝙚𝙢𝙚𝙣𝙩 𝙤𝙛 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙥𝙧𝙤𝙗𝙡𝙚𝙢 𝙝𝙚𝙡𝙥𝙨 𝙩𝙤 𝙨𝙤𝙡𝙫𝙚 𝙞𝙩.". ~ Martyn Lloyd-Jones
I have a confession to make..
2 likes • Jun 29
2- willpower to go exact opposite of our habits, we create an unhealthy relationship with ourselves. Think of willpower as what ignites your new goal. Then habits is what makes you stick to it. It's all about consistency. Our body is not a machine, it's not a switch to turn on and off. Our body adapts and it takes time. This is why I suggest @Bernardo Henriques to go slow with his mom's tests. It's not healthy to over due tests. It simply puts our mind in fear based and we do more harm than good. In stead, wait for time to pass by. Many live in reactive state and when I made these mistakes I am now learning. Doctors scientist are great to learn from but when it comes to applying on yourself, it's important to understand your body-mind tolerance.
1 like • Jun 29
3- accept addiction as how humans are programmed. Smoking, drinking, gambling, eating too much sugar, unconsistant sleeping ect .. are negative addictions BUT learning, researching, reflecting, growing, reading, socializing, music, dancing, swimming, any sports are all positive addictions if you can't get enough of it.
Update on my mum’s recent PET scan
Just wanted to share where things are at with my mum’s treatment. Her latest PET scan showed a new, brighter lesion near the stomach. The team is now waiting for her tumour markers to come back from the labs, and they’ve booked more scans to get a clearer picture. They will have an MDT (Multi-Disciplinary Team) meeting this Thursday to review her case and discuss whether she should continue with Immunotherapy (Keytruda) or if changes need to be made to the treatment plan. She’s also developed belly and leg edema over the past few weeks, which could suggest lymphatic obstruction from cancer progression — a pattern we’ve seen happen in other cases. For now, we’re holding steady and hoping for more information from this week’s tests and meetings. I’ll update again when we know more. If anyone has experience with this kind of progression after about a year of Keytruda — or has used any supportive strategies at this stage — I’d love to hear. Not quite the news we were hoping for — but the oncologist said that if this is progression, it’s very slow, which given my mum’s aggressive cancer type shows that the protocol has at least helped to slow things down so far. For now, I’m hoping she will continue with her current protocol (because she “doesn’t want to slow it down if remission isn’t possible”) and that she will be willing to add Turkey Tail mushrooms, as they’ve been shown to help improve the immune response and support PD-1/PD-L1 therapies like Keytruda. We also haven’t done enough Methylene Blue or light yet — something I’d like to optimise — and I’m now considering adding CDS (chlorine dioxide solution) to the protocol at this point too. Also, we might switch the pulse to mon-tue-wed and stopping the Curcumin, Quercetin and Resveratrol on press days to allow the pro-oxidant therapies to work with full effect.
3 likes • Jun 25
@Fitch T 💯 I believe cancer manifests in US due to fear. Cancer is here to wake us up to getting to know ourselves and experiencing life..create a new identity and unfold a new story in your second life. I read somewhere saying something like,."you have two lives when you've lived once" I don't know the exact wording but basically not everyone gets an opportunity to live another life. However, people with cancer have this and can overcome their cancer with a new identity. It's super cool if you ask me..It's taken meany years to change my identity. I wasn't aware I needed too..when I came to realized, I started shifting my lifestyle 3.years ago and I continue to shift, daily to build.on habits as we become a better.version. Yes Cancer forces us to bring awareness. You either choose to step into it or deny and pretend the outside care will somehow magically cure you. When the person with cancer takes responsibility of their own action, that's when healing begins.. listening to doctors is simply.continuing the fear based approach which the masses are doing..sad but true..
1 like • Jun 27
@Bernardo Henriques Niiice. I'm soooo happy to hear. Also quality of sleep is crucial.when it gets dark, sleep and wake up when there's light. In Berlin the summer months daylight is longer so I go to bed 9:30 and ready so that I'm sleeping by 10/10:30 and wake up at 6 as I work at Deutsche post and the days I don't, I sleep-in till 7/7:30 and if I sleep at midnight, I usually wake up around 8/8:30. Staying consistent is difficult especially in the beginning so I have an 80/20 rule. As long as you're 80% consistent, all is fine. And if you cheat, you're the only one who knows. So it's important to be kind to yourself and not be too restrictive with yourself as you do more harm than good when we restrict ourselves. It's super important to ignite a habit, your willpower but it's the small changes that stick which become a habit. We are our habits. 🙏💚😊
Today is the day ....Bookclub
Join us at 6 pm as I want to share with you ... The advantages of being a Messy Perfectionist. . Today, I will be emailing my first business plan. Just a few weeks ago, I happen to be with Verena. I met Verena in Tenarife 6 months ago, in Dec. Verena is a Karabagh breeders for 30 years. Azerbajani investors want to invest in her. She has no experience with private sector. She has no experience in negotiation. She has no experience in her worth. She's inspired me in many ways. I see myself in her, she's 75. We are Messy Perfectionists. Messy have passion. Messy have urgency. Messy keeps going. Messy never gets bored. The Perfectionist's Guide to Losing Control Has shifted my internal dialogue, story. It's how I've evolved, how I function. In less than 2 weeks, I've suprised myself. What Perfectionist are you? Is your internal dialogue Thriving or Stuck? Join us to Thrive over being a Kind Perfectionist. I'll share the quiz for those who have not taken it yet.
Today is the day ....Bookclub
0 likes • Jun 9
@Fitch T do you have time to join us?
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@Fitch T what time difference are you from CET?
Your shoes are silently shaping your body.
Every single day. How often do you think about how you walk? Or what you're walking in? Steven Bartlett interviewed The Foot Specialist. She's a Chiropractor. I resonated with her immediately. I have reframed how I look at footwear. Our Feet are our Life. Bones, muscles, fascia. All work together, step after step. And what shoes do we wear? Stylish, supportive, more with cushion. Is that what our feet needs or yearns? When shoes don’t align with the Natural mechanics of our feet, The body has to compensate. Knees. Hips. Spine. Even your shoulders can be affected. Over time? Misalignment, pain, bad posture, limited mobility creeps in. Good footwear isn’t just about comfort. It’s about function. It should: Support your natural arch. Allow your toes to move. Let your foot be a foot. The wrong shoes are like building a house on a crooked foundation. Eventually, things crack. Let’s stop sacrificing our bodies for the sake of style. Your feet carry you through life. The least we can do is return the favor.
Your shoes are silently shaping your body.
3 likes • Jun 3
@Odette Rocha highly recommend barefoot shoes
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Steven's interview with the Foot Specialist
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