Self-Compassion Isn't What You Think: What Two Decades of Research Reveal
The science is clear: being kind to yourself doesn't make you weak or lazy. It makes you more resilient, motivated, and psychologically healthy.
Personal development without toxic positivity. Critique of optimization culture, permission to plateau, the paradox of being vs. becoming, and contentment as radical acceptance.
The science is clear: being kind to yourself doesn't make you weak or lazy. It makes you more resilient, motivated, and psychologically healthy.
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Why accomplished people often feel empty, and how to find satisfaction without abandoning ambition.
Why reaching out feels so hard and how to do it anyway, without losing your sense of competence.
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Growth isn't about improving who you are, it's about evolving into who you're meant to become.
Sometimes the thing you do 'just for fun' becomes the thing that changes everything. Here's to honoring your curiosities.