Category Archives: Feel Good

The Compliment Challenge: A Little Self-Love Goes a Long Way

For this week’s Take Care of Yourself Tuesday, we have a challenge for you, and this one doesn’t require a bubble bath, a day off, or even putting your phone down.

All you need is one genuine compliment.

Not from a caller. Not from a friend. Not from the person sliding into your messages.

From you.

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Why a Call Can Be the Most Relaxing Part of Your Day

It’s National Relaxation Day, and for a lot of callers, a call isn’t just entertainment, it’s genuinely one of the more relaxing parts of their week.

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Do Less. Feel More: The Sexy Art of Doing Absolutely Nothing

There are nights for getting your shit together.

Tonight doesn’t have to be one of them.

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Comfort First: Why Self-Care Starts With What You’re Wearing (Or Not)

Take Care of Yourself Tuesday is the perfect excuse to ask yourself one simple question:

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Take Care of Yourself Tuesday: The Power of Being Authentically You

Pride Month may be coming to a close, but being proud of who you are isn’t something that belongs to a single month on the calendar.

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Take Care of Yourself Tuesday: Summer Self-Care Rituals That Actually Stick

Summer has a way of disrupting routines. The structure of cooler months loosens, schedules shift, and the things you carefully built into your weeks can quietly dissolve in the heat. By mid-June many people find that the self-care habits they had in spring have slipped away without them quite noticing.

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Take Care of Yourself Tuesday: How Confidence Became the Best Thing You Can Offer

Confidence is one of those things that sounds simple and is actually quite difficult. Not because it requires a particular appearance, background, or set of accomplishments, but because it requires a relationship with yourself that most people have never been explicitly taught to build.

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National Doughnut Day and the Art of Enjoying Things Without Earning Them

Somewhere between childhood and adulthood, most of us absorbed the idea that enjoyment needs to be justified.

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