Author name: Jeanette Brown

I have been in Education as a teacher, career coach and executive manager over many years. I'm also an experienced coach who is passionate about people achieving their goals, whether it be in the workplace or in their personal lives.

5 ways to master the art of self-kindness and become your own best friend

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In a world where harsh self-criticism and constant comparison are the norms, embracing the art of self-kindness is revolutionary. It’s about becoming your own best friend in a chaotic, uncertain world. I’ve learned that self-compassion is not just a luxury; it’s essential for lasting happiness and acceptance. The journey towards self-kindness involves acknowledging that we’re […]

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9 unique benefits of being a highly sensitive person, according to neuroscience

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Being a highly sensitive person (HSP) has its unique benefits – it’s not just about heightened emotions or easily shedding tears at poignant moments. Neuroscience, the study of the brain and its functions, offers intriguing insights into how highly sensitive people perceive and interact with the world in ways that are distinctly different, and honestly

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The 5 pillars of brain health to keep sharp, according to famous neurosurgeon Dr Sanjay Gupta

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In this fast-paced world, keeping our brain sharp is paramount. Dr. Sanjay Gupta reveals that mastering the 5 pillars of brain health is our key to navigating this complexity. It’s not just about staying mentally agile; it’s about enriching our overall quality of life. Each pillar represents a fundamental aspect of brain health that, when

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If you want to stay sharp in your later years, say hello to these 8 habits

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As we age, our focus often shifts towards maintaining sharpness and vitality in our later years. The key to this isn’t found in a single solution, but rather in embracing a series of habits that promote mental clarity and health. Through my experience, I’ve seen firsthand how certain practices can make a significant difference. Acknowledging the

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The art of deep listening: 6 simple ways to build genuine connections

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Listening is an art that opens doors to truly meaningful connections. Often, we’re caught in the rush of our own thoughts and words, missing the chance to connect on a deeper level. The key lies in deep listening, a skill that goes beyond hearing words to understanding the emotions and intentions behind them. In a

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5 ways to break free from your never-ending catty, chatty mind

Mindful Living, Self-Improvement / By

We’ve all been there—those moments when your mind won’t stop running, replaying events, overanalyzing conversations, and second-guessing every decision. This constant mental chatter, often led by a harsh inner critic, can leave you feeling exhausted and disconnected from your true self. The good news is, you don’t have to stay trapped in this mental loop

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5 ways to tame that pesky inner critic and become your own best friend

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Do you ever feel like you’re your own worst enemy? Does your inner critic sometimes make you doubt yourself or feel anxious? If you answer yes to any of these, you’re not alone. Many of us struggle with the constant chatter of the inner critic, that persistent voice in our minds that fills us with

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How living on autopilot dulls joy and how to wake up again

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Have you found yourself following the same routine day in and day out, only to wonder where the joy in life went? Or ever arriving at your destination and realizing you don’t remember the journey? You’re not alone. Our brains are wired to develop habits, which streamline decision-making and conserve energy. But while habits make

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8 signs you have a very satisfying life and don’t need a lot of money

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Money isn’t the only measure of success or satisfaction. In fact, it’s the non-material things that often bring us the most joy. Living a satisfying life isn’t about the size of your bank account, but rather about the richness of your experiences and relationships. A satisfying life is about feeling fulfilled and happy, regardless of

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