Why you still react that way even though you know better
On the knowing-doing gap: why we react on autopilot even when we know better, and how to catch it.
One Tiny Shift
A short note each week about emotional health, relationships, and the small patterns that shape our lives. One idea, one small practice, and that week's podcast episode.
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I write these to give you one idea worth thinking about and one practice worth trying.
One practical idea about stress, reactivity, relationships, or emotional health. One small practice you can try that week. Plus that week's podcast episode. That's it.
On the knowing-doing gap: why we react on autopilot even when we know better, and how to catch it.
On feeling unseen while carrying it all, and the quiet power of being witnessed.
For a long time, I really struggled with insomnia. Here is what actually helps.
Last year I got pulled into a Facebook scam. What it taught me about self-criticism.
When most of us think about grief, we think about death. But there is a quieter kind.
On replaying conversations in your head, and how to step out of rumination.