Tag: mental-health
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Part II and the Big News!
I want to cut quickly (well, “hannah quickly,” which we all know still has some build up) to the chase because I have some exciting news. For those of you that have been following along since April (or longer), I expect it will elicit a few head nods, because to me, it’s the inevitable culmination…
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Adjusting to a new reality
*Quick PSA to those of you who get new posts via email, the website has a photo dump page where I upload a photo of the day, if you’re interested in seeing more pics* I first started this post last Tuesday – a week after packing up and leaving my island oasis. I got side…
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The end of the Kolocep Era
Perhaps the most important guiding principle of this reset so far has been removing the word should from my vocabulary. I was deliberate about seeking to mitigate the sense of obligation and guilt that often comes along with the word, since that’s so often what leads to exhaustion and burnout. Yesterday was my official 7…
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Vibes: Kolocep Edition
This is a long overdue post. My first few were really dedicated to establishing my “why,” and a touch of the “what,” but only tangentially referenced the “where.” If it’s not already obvious – I am a long form storyteller. You must understand where we started, to understand where we are going – and that…
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Finding Balance: My Daily Reset Routine
So what does a typical day following the previously outlined principles look like? Lazy morning: I generally wake up in the 8 o’clock hour, but even naturally waking up requires a solid 15 minutes of squinting out of alternate eyes before I can see clearly. I usually laze around for 30-45 minutes doing “phone stuff,”…
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So what are you even DOING over there?
I can only answer that by first telling you what I’m not doing. It’s incredible to believe that I’ve only been here in my little writer’s garret on my little Croatian island for just over two weeks.. Truly, it blows my mind. I just so felt so immediately at home here that there was no…
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Nothing changes, except what has to.
When my plane touched down in Croatia last week, I felt nothing but an incredible sense of peace and calm. I had no butterflies in my stomach, no nerves, no second thoughts.. I knew immediately that I was in the place I was meant to be. What was less clear is exactly where this feeling…
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