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Doormat by Jackleen Guo

After being called a “doormat” by one of my closest friends, I began to think about how I went about my daily life.  How I interacted with people to be called something so surprising to me by someone I thought knew me best. 

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Power is Me by Jewel Harris

Power is an interesting concept. It’s defined as our ability to do something or act in a particular way. I choose to leverage power to encourage me to love who I am today in the pursuit of who I desire to be tomorrow. 

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Good Boundaries Make Good Friends by Keeton Byerly

Setting boundaries is an important conversation to have with yourself. A set of boundaries is something deeply unique to the individual. Just as with a moral compass, a set of boundaries is important to allow you to set how and with whom you interact in life.

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Boundaries by Elsa Khan

The concept of boundaries is something that's super interesting to me. I think that really understanding the word “boundaries” is what is important and how it can be incorporated into your own life in a healthy way!

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Anchoring Your Power by Angelia Schmerr

Facing life's intimidating and powerful waves can leave you feeling like they're constantly pushing back against your efforts and holding you back from your own power. In times like those, we need anchors to keep us rooted in our power. Affirmations and songs are two strong anchors I use. 

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Seven Days of Self-love Challenge by Clarissa Watson 

Being in the fields of psychology and activism can be a mental challenge, especially in times as uncertain as today. The near most important thing I can do for myself in fields like this is to make sure I am prioritizing caring for myself.

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Self Love (Falls On Me) by Keeton Byerly

Self love is something that I know that I’ve struggled with in the past. For many years, I felt like I had tunnel vision trying to accomplish one goal after the next. I never really gave any consideration to the weight behind the accomplishment, or savored any of the small victories I had attained. 

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Dear Me by Anna Bates

Each year, we take days to celebrate different types of love: Valentine’s for our significant others’, Independence Day for our country, Mother’s, Father’s, and Grandparents’ days for our families, and many, many more days.

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Past-Me, Do you want me? by Jackleen Guo

I think you wouldn’t be surprised at who you are today. Even though I'm now a kpop-fan, which unfortunately is something you used to despise in the past, especially since it meant “being like the other girls”.

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Winding Down the Day at Home by Elizabeth Blanchard

Winding down after working or socializing is very important to ensure that you are ready for rest! It can be all too easy to simply crash on the couch as soon as you walk in the door, but I have found that it feels much better to ease that transition by slowly unwinding.

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My Go-to Tune-Up Exercise by Hannah Sparks

If you’re like me and you love taking your notes by hand or on your ipad, your hands will definitely appreciate you with a TuneUp ball. Recently, Hey, I’m Here Squad members were gifted Tune-Up balls and we were taught different ways to use them! 

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Coming Home to Myself: The Art of Unwinding by Raelin Bell

My evening wind-down routine is one that I choose to keep very consistent. After a long day at work, I’m typically ready to get home and turn my brain off for a while. After I pick up my kids and give them all the snuggles, I enjoy watching them play for a while before doing anything else.

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