Mindfulness, Body Awareness, Writing, Journaling, Self Care, Self Love Margot Schulman Mindfulness, Body Awareness, Writing, Journaling, Self Care, Self Love Margot Schulman

You should try a spring cleaning for your beliefs

I have been noticing a hardcore kerfuffle happening in social media lately around beliefs. People are displaying anger, fury, fear and hatred towards folks who seem to have different beliefs than them.

Have you been getting worked up — furious, scared, indignant, anxious about people whose beliefs differ from yours?

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Activism, Emotional Support, Self Care, Self Love, Challenge, Commitment, Body Awareness, Celebration, Emotional Release, Self Awareness, Journaling, Hard Work, Family Dynamics, Mindfulness, Mindset Margot Schulman Activism, Emotional Support, Self Care, Self Love, Challenge, Commitment, Body Awareness, Celebration, Emotional Release, Self Awareness, Journaling, Hard Work, Family Dynamics, Mindfulness, Mindset Margot Schulman

WTF?

What the Fuck? is my new favorite practice.

I’ve still got nothing but love for my sweeter, gentler practices that focus on mindfulness, compassion, gratitude and love.

However lately I find myself relying more heavily on practices that release frustration, irritation, disbelief and of course, anger out of my nervous system and body.

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Activism, Body Awareness, Celebration, Commitment, Conscious Relationships, Challenge, Dancing, Dating, Family Dynamics, Mindfulness, Parenting, Self Awareness, Self Love, Soul Work, Writing, Journaling, Mindset Margot Schulman Activism, Body Awareness, Celebration, Commitment, Conscious Relationships, Challenge, Dancing, Dating, Family Dynamics, Mindfulness, Parenting, Self Awareness, Self Love, Soul Work, Writing, Journaling, Mindset Margot Schulman

Choose Love Challenge - Perform a Non-Random Act of Kindness (and brag about it to me)

Ok, deep breath. This whole lock-down thing is getting pretty old right about now. I’m over it. I want to just fucking walk into a coffee shop, smile at a barista and scarf down a chocolate chip cookie, without worrying about anything more than the cookie’s calorie count.

Is that too much to freakin’ ask?

Screams the frustrated and angry teenage part of me.

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