Tag: anxiety

I want to learn to approach a very complex process with the mind frame I sometimes approach leaving my house when I think im forgetting something

Keywords: adventure , bicycle touring , cycling , lifestyle , solo travel

I ask “Do I have my keys, my wallet, and ’third item’?” The third item usually depends where I’m headed- if camping, a sleeping bag; if to work, my ID. The logic being is that If I can get somewhere, have a means to identify myself or pay for something, and perhaps one other necessary item, I can probably solve any problem. This usually allows me to simplify my day and calm any worries.

https://chroniclesofamelissa.wordpress.com/2021/04/17/intention-intencion

I want to continue farming, but not at the breakneck pace I have been doing

Keywords: inspiration , beautiful life , changing fear , creating a beautiful life , fear , gratitude , hope , joyful living , news , pursuing happiness , social media , thankful , what if , writing

I don’t want to grow, preserve, and live like I won’t be able to go to the grocery store. I want to farm to create really great food to share with my family. We broke through the fear of “what if” and bought a truck.

https://creatinglabellevie.com/2020/11/24/fear-into-joy

I want to be loved again but not right now and also RIGHT NOW, but exactly how I want it

Keywords: at home , anxiety , depression , grief , widow

For a long time, I was better. Maybe it was the counseling. Or the meds. Or the cocoon of safety my family provided me. Maybe it was the daily run in the middle of summer in Texas, when the heat lanced all feelings straight from the wound. Maybe it was the job I couldn’t wait to start. Whatever it was, it didn’t matter because I was better.

better – Michelle Underwood (michbelleunderwood.com)

We all want the same thing: simply to be valued by somebody else

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This survival mode explains why I get angry, anxious, or sad when I feel less valued.  The limbic part of my brain worries I may get kicked out of my protective and be lunch.  Right or wrong, just the perception of being devalued activates our ancient, irrational, emotional, and often impulsive response.  We worry we will be lunch.

We All Want the Same Thing | Psychology Today