Posts tagged 30 day challenge
Preemptively engage in self-care (3 of 30)

How many of you practice this daily? Be honest!

Most of us only grab the oxygen mask in an emergency.

But if we really want to serve ourselves, our loved ones and our communities with greater impact we have to learn to preemptively engage in self-care.

I thought I was fairly good at this. I’d regularly set aside time for yoga, hiking, girlfriends, solo travel, quiet time, etc. But I realized it was just enough to SURVIVE, not necessarily THRIVE.

Big takeaway … Don’t wait until your body is screaming at you to take action, practice radical self-care BEFORE you crash and burn. 😁

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Practice being grateful (2 of 30)

What are you grateful for today?

I recently completed a 30-day end of year grateful challenge, which was just the right amount of time to get me into a regular attitude of gratitude.

As the month progressed, I could see a change in my awareness as I scanned my day for things to be grateful for. There was definitely a shift from seeing the glass half empty to half full!

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Bring awareness to your thoughts (1 of 30)

Have you noticed our brains are creatures of habit, thinking the same thoughts over and over again?

How often do we question if our thoughts are true, or if they are serving us?

It matters because our thoughts create our feelings, which fuel our actions, which lead to our results. Thus, there is a direct link between our thoughts and results in life!

It serves us to pay attention to our thoughts. Where is our energy flowing? Is this where we want to go?

I spent the last year really watching my brain and the thoughts it created…uncovering those pesky unconscious thoughts took extra effort too.

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NYC is a badass coach! #whyIlovenyc

I’ve had an incredible teacher in my own back yard for years that I’ve been refusing to acknowledge! NYC has been highlighting my weaknesses and blindspots for over a decade, challenging me to listen, grow, and find my voice. Sometimes I rose to the challenge eagerly, other times I buried my head in the sand, resisted, or threatened to move because it felt easier than confronting some truths. ⁣⁣

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