6 Simple Ways to Become the Best Version of You
Change is challenging in any area of life and it can be especially daunting when we’re faced with change within ourselves - but it doesn't have to be.
In this blog post, we define self-development, and give you 6 simple ways to become the best version of you!
Making habits that stick: understanding why your brain resists new habits and how to overcome it anyway
Our routines are ever-changing - either for better or for worse.
In this blog post, we discuss the science behind why your brain freaks out when you’re in the process of creating a new habit, and most importantly, how to trick your brain and overcome it anyway!
9 ways to create lifetime habits that will help you achieve your goals
Why is it so important to build lasting habits?
Habits provide the foundation for our goals and, more importantly, our lives.
There are just so many reasons to start developing good habits.
5 Ways Planning Is Good For Your Mental and Emotional Wellbeing
You rush around stressed out all day. You feel behind the clock. Exhausted. Your brain doesn’t want to work anymore. You feel fried. Frazzled.
So how are you going to fix this? What can you do?
Plan.
The importance of self-care through the eyes of a teenager
As teenagers, we go through so many changes - from our school work increasing, starting casual jobs, shifts in our friendships groups and hormones raging.
We have so many changes that happen to our body, mind and circumstances. This is why it is so important to look after ourselves by implementing self-care.
7 Ways To Deal Positively With Change
Change can be stressful, and quite often, not welcome.
We want to show you 7 ways in which to turn that situation around in your mind, and to deal with this change and the stress it can bring, in a positive way.
Listening And Learning
Change is hard. Change that's necessary and required to fight injustice is even harder because it requires us to demand change in ourselves and others.
It can be overwhelming to know where to start — but it's imperative that we do.
Small actions, followed by another small action, leads to greater and more significant change.
