So what can we do in the face of another lockdown? We need to take proactive steps to protect our psychological wellbeing
It is true, there is work to be done and then some. When we tap into our healthiest happiest selves we find an incredible well spring of energy and clarity to do our best work while at the same time realize that we are not the sum total of our to do list, we are so much more. At the end of the day/week/life, the true questions we universally seek to answer stem from the depth of our beingness– who are you and how freely did you live that truth.
So what can we do in the face of another lockdown? We need to take proactive steps to protect our psychological wellbeing
People who are prone to rumination also often suffer from impaired decision making under pressure; third-person thinking can temporarily improve decision making.
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Accept, Erikson would say, that the multitudes you contain will add up to something of a mess. Just pay attention, and strive to embody whatever virtue your phase of life demands. And don’t forget that your identity is in a constant transaction with your society. Know yourself – keep knowing yourself – and the rest will come.