There’s a question that comes up a lot in recovery circles, sometimes quietly and sometimes with frustration: why do we need to keep going to meetings? Why can’t someone just
You know that feeling. You look up from your phone after an hour of scrolling. Nothing bad happened. Nothing great either. Just a faint sense that something’s missing. We’ve never
We all think we’re right most of the time. Not just about what we think we know, but about what is right. Morally right. Social Psychologist Jonathan Haidt argues that
When I go hiking or swimming in nature, it’s probably the furthest I get from technology. This isn’t some big statement about it. I still take my phone. But it’s
What changes when there’s nothing to rush towards There’s something deeply peaceful about being in rolling hills with nothing human-made in sight. No buildings, no roads, no signs telling you
Maybe you just need more experiences We live in a world that encourages constant thinking.More analysing. More understanding. More awareness. And awareness is valuable. It helps us make sense of
How shared experience helps us reconnect Many people don’t feel lonely because they’re alone.They feel lonely because they don’t feel they have somewhere they belong. I hear it often, people
Doing New Things Changes How We See Ourselves “We have two choices in life, we step forward into growth, or we step back into safety.” Abraham Maslow Many of the
