Nurturing ourselves starts with identifying our needs. It’s about taking the time to reflect on your deepest yearnings and longings. Think about where you’re feeling empty. Where is there a gaping void or a small crack? Think about what you need emotionally, mentally, physically, and spiritually. Think about what a fulfilling, satisfying life looks like …
It is so easy to lose touch with ourselves, in these busy lives we lead. We can become so caught up in doing and achieving that we become disconnected from our feelings, our needs and wants our deepest desires and from what makes us happy. We can become so used to looking outwards, that we …
It’s so simple yet incredibly powerful: learn to live with intent. When you do that, you’ll rediscover every bit of happiness and beauty life has to offer. Modern-day life is much like a high-speed train. The landscape is just outside the window, but most of us are going too fast to truly see and experience …
Self-love is a state of appreciation for oneself that grows from actions that support our physical, psychological and spiritual growth. We spend so much time doing our best work on the outside — working on our bodies, careers, relationships, cooking skills and goals. It’s just as important to spend time doing work on the inside …
Self-love is something you feel. You know when you are not loving yourself, that you feel drained and tired and out of balance. Also, feelings of anger and frustration are signalling that something is out of balance. There are many indicators for the need for more self-loving care-taking. Because when we love ourselves, we are …
Self-Care is what fuels you. If you do not stick with your routine this will make it hard for you to reap the results. If you have not been able to stick to your routine, ritual or self-activities, try these steps. Take time to make what you are doing meaningful. There is a lot of …
When I take time out for myself or do something for myself, I feel guilty. I always feel like I should be working more on my business and spend quality time with Khushi (or use the money I want to use on myself on Khushi or save it for our future). Do you get this …
Happiness experts are saying that buying luxury goods tends to create one-upmanship behaviour and that wealth may actually interfere with people’s ability to enjoy positive emotions that come from life’s small pleasures, like eating a chocolate bar. On the flip side, investing in an event-related activity like travel or cooking classes is less likely to …
Self-care, aka taking a little “me” time, is one of those things you know you’re supposed to do. But when it comes to actually getting around to it, some people are more successful than others. Guilt is the biggest reason why women don’t practise self-care, so today, I’ll be talking about finding the time to …
Deep down we are all excessively self-critical, even the seemingly most confident people have a well-developed inner critic’. The inner critic …is the part of each of us that nags away and is never satisfied with our performance. You can easily recognise its voice: it is the one that tells you off all the time; …
