If rest feels uncomfortable, unproductive, or “wrong,” you’re not alone. Many of us grew up in environments where rest was earned, not given, or where taking a break meant you were lazy, unmotivated, or disappointing someone. But guilt around rest i...
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Many of us grew up learning how to ignore, minimize, or professionally suppress our needs. Especially if you’re:neurodivergent,a person of color,queer,raised in survival mode, orexpected to be the “strong one,” …then you likely became very good at f...
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Most of us don’t realize we need rest until our body sends a strongly worded email in the form of a headache, meltdown, or sudden inability to function. But rest signals often show up way earlier, just quieter. Here are some signs it might be time t...
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If you’ve ever sat down to start a task and immediately felt your brain say, “Absolutely not,” congratulations, you’re human. Capacity isn’t a fixed number; it shifts daily, hourly, and sometimes minute-to-minute depending on sleep, stress, identity...
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Welcome to Pocket Epiphanies, where the posts are short, the insights are gentle, and the expectations are blissfully low. If you’ve ever thought, “I want to work on myself, but I also have the attention span of a startled raccoon,” you are absolute...
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