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Taking power back from Anxiety
The way you talk to yourself about anxiety is power. Use this simple hack from Mel Robbins about reframing anxiety.
Reframing Bad Days: It’s Not Always as Bad as It Feels
Ever feel like you’re having “the worst day ever”? We’ve all been there—but what if it’s not really the whole day that’s bad? This post dives into how to reframe those tough moments and take back control. Whether it’s a rough 5 minutes, an anxious hour, or one bad test, it doesn’t have to spiral into a terrible 24 hours. Learn how to pause, reflect, and focus on the bigger picture. You are stronger than one bad moment, GRLs—don’t let it define your day. 💛✨ Read now for a fresh perspective!
The Tales of a Chronic Overthinker and Terrible Test Taker
If there were a medal for overthinking, I would have won gold a long time ago. And when it came to test-taking, my overthinking brain turned even the simplest multiple-choice questions into mental gymnastics. High school, college, and beyond—they all came with the same story: me, sitting in a classroom, heart racing, and my mind running a thousand different scenarios for every answer. If someone was to look at me, I would have looked like I had it all together, but on the inside, I as falling apart.
Powered down, to recharge.
Yesterday, anxiety had me completely unsettled—my brain wouldn’t stop racing, my clothes felt uncomfortable, and I couldn’t focus. But by turning off my phone at 6 p.m., being mindful and present with my family, coloring, and going to bed early, I found calm and clarity. Waking up refreshed, I realized how small changes can make a big difference. Read about my experience and how you can try it too on The GRL Initiative!
Feeling Like the New Kid Again: Embracing Uncertainty in New Situations
We’ve all been there—stepping into a new group, team, or situation and feeling like the odd one out. It’s uncomfortable, but it’s also a normal part of growth. Even as a 40-something woman working in sports, I find myself feeling unsure in new spaces all the time.
The key? Learning how to ground yourself and embrace the discomfort. Here are some of the strategies I use