Excerpt: Am I enough? This question follows you everywhere. It surfaces during work meetings, at home with your family, when you scroll through social media, and at bedtime when your inner critic replays every mistake. Nearly everyone carries these same doubts about whether they're interesting enough, accomplished enough, or worthy of respect and belonging. Learn how to work with the drive to be extraordinary without letting it undermine your wellbeing.

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Somatic resourcing offers gentle practices that help you return to yourself when life pulls you away. This post explores how grounding, tracking, and pendulation support a more connected internal experience.

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As a mindfulness coach, I notice how easily we fall into patterns of being incredibly hard on ourselves. That voice of self-criticism can be relentless, pulling us deeper into doubt and judgment. Through my work with clients, I've seen how empathy breaks this cycle - not just empathy for others, but the kind we need to give ourselves.