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Writing in a journal at night.

Journaling for People Who Hate Journaling

You don’t have to write about your feelings in a leather-bound notebook by candlelight. Try this instead: every evening, write three sentences. One thing that happened. One thing you noticed. One thing you’re glad about. That’s it. No introspection required. No flowing prose. Just three sentences before you doomscroll. Over time, you’ll have an accidentally …

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Do One Thing Annoyingly Slowly

Pick a routine task — washing dishes, folding laundry, making coffee — and do it at half speed. Feel every plate. Notice the warm water. Fold like each shirt is a ceremony. This is maddening for about 90 seconds, then something shifts. You stop fighting the task and start doing it. Zen teachers have been …

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Man distressed by political news

Your Anxiety Isn’t the Problem. The Problem Is the Problem.

A guide to coping with political anxiety in an era where the news reads like a fever dream Therapists across America are reporting something unprecedented: people are initiating therapy specifically because of politics. Not a divorce. Not a job loss. Not a family crisis. Politics. According to a recent piece in Politico Magazine, clinics are holding staff meetings …

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