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October Thoughts

Transitions, as wondrous as they are, don't always come easy. They carry with them a cocktail of emotions, from uncertainty to anticipation. In the chaos and unpredictability of transitions, we sometimes discover the purest alignment with our inner calling.

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September Thoughts with Amber

We all have different emotional triggers. Understanding your anxiety style allows you to better understand your triggers and learn how to calm your brain more easily

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July Thoughts with Amber

What if your emotional state was completely independent of what anyone else said or did? What if you held the reigns to your own emotional well-being?

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June Thoughts with Amber

When you feel calm and confident, the benefits ripple through your relationships, physical health, parenting, friendships, and work life. When your emotional bank account is full, you can better manage life’s mental challenges and emotional triggers.

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April Thoughts

As adults, how do we use the cycles of the season to temper and balance our yearly schedule? What does spring mean as an adult when life can feel like the perpetual hamster wheel?

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Businesses We Love: Arrive Health & Wellness

Arrive Health & Wellness will be at the MBDY + be studio every other Friday from 9:30-11:30 AM. The vitamin injections they offer are great for energy, mood, joint pain, inflammation, brain fog, athletic recovery, anti-aging, detox, liver health, metabolism, and weight loss.

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March Thoughts

Your body, mind, and spirit need diversity in movement, themes, and pace. It’s time to break your routine and try something new.

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February Thoughts

There have been times when I have beaten myself up emotionally—feeling very little love for myself. We can all relate. The words I chose for myself were harsh, and I was leaving little room for anything other than feeling like a complete failure. I wondered if I would ever speak to anyone else that way. And, of course, the answer was NO.

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