Negativity Bias, Positive Moments Journal, and Charles Dickens

Negativity Bias, Positive Moments Journal, and Charles Dickens

Psychologists say that our brain and nervous system are coded to focus more on negative experiences and emotions. However, simple practices that might help us create balance do exist. One of which, and my personal go-to, is a Positive Moments Journal.

The Triumphs Amidst the Challenges of 2020

The Triumphs Amidst the Challenges of 2020

We faced many mental health challenges in 2020 and our mental health was all over the place. But what we must acknowledge is that the human race really came out stronger and wiser and finally focused on what really matters, for ourselves, the people we love and the generation ahead of us.

The Impact of Positive Self-Talk

The Impact of Positive Self-Talk

Our life is a reality we create based on the numerous stories we tell ourselves. Some of these stories become the foundation of our belief system which then give rise to different beliefs that either empower us, limit us or estrange us. Self-talk is that first step to building our beliefs, most of the things we choose not to do or think we can’t do are caused by those beliefs.

Insecurities and the Emergence of Self-Love

Insecurities and the Emergence of Self-Love

The world is full of judgment but the cruelest of them all is the judgment we place on ourselves that cause our insecurities. Whether its social anxiety, self-doubt or even imposter syndrome, in a nutshell it’s our insecurities trying to make their existence be known.

Mental Health Awareness and the Generation Gap

Mental Health Awareness and the Generation Gap

They say the first step to getting help is to speak to your loved ones/family. But how many actually act on that first step? More often than not, getting that conversation going with your guardians is more difficult than getting the help required afterwards.