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Continue reading →: Workbook Recommendation for Self-ConfidenceSelf-confidence…. Oh boy, do I have trouble with this subject. Even now as I write this post, I’m second-guessing everything I’m writing. However, my own self-confidence has improved greatly over the past four years. A lot of that has to do with starting this blog as a way to help…
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Continue reading →: Come Find Out Your Personality TypeCome learn about the Briggs-Myers personality test and find out your own personality type at Maybe Crazy Help.
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Continue reading →: The Dangers of Stress and Ways You Can Reduce Stress in Your LifePersonally, I view stress as a normal response your body has when someone takes on, or expects, too much from themselves or others. When you overthink or overwork, your body responds with things like being fatigued, irritated over the smallest things, depressed, sluggish, etc. However, the symptoms of stress can…
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Continue reading →: Workbook Recommendation for DepressionDepression is an emotion I am well acquainted with. When I was a teenager, I was diagnosed with chronic depression, social anxiety, impulse control, bipolar disorder, and a few other things when I was admitted to a mental health facility for self-harm at the age of 14. My childhood was…
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Continue reading →: 10 Lessons I’ve Learned from BloggingI recently started writing again, I blogged for two years before taking a break. I wanted to share some of the lessons I’ve learned through this blogging journey to hopefully give a little insight into what to expect from new bloggers and writers. 1. It’s okay if your writing isn’t…
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Continue reading →: Drawing a Better Mindset: How Art Helps Through Life StrugglesIt’s a personal belief that art is one of the most essential tools mankind has. Through different types of art, we can study ancient civilizations. By studying past art styles, we gain a better understanding of how past cultures were created. We can start drawing a better mindset of how…
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Continue reading →: Workbook Recommendation for AngerMan…. if I could tell you about every time I let my anger get the best of me you would not believe I was the same person writing this post. My teenage years and early 20s were as if I had a tiny fuse that would explode for the smallest…
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Continue reading →: 5 Signs You May Be Stuck in a Knowledge Trap“The greatest enemy of knowledge is not ignorance, it is the illusion of knowledge.”― Daniel J. Boorstin While I was writing an article on how knowledge itself was not power, I came to the realization that many of us become stuck in a cycle of learning and not applying the knowledge…






