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How Ikigai, Purpose, and Pure Alchemy Create a Path Toward a More Meaningful Life

For many years, my professional work has been guided by one fundamental question: What allows a person not simply to recover, but to truly thrive? My journey began in education and evolved into clinical psychotherapy, private practice, and continued exploration of integrative approaches to human well-being.

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High-Functioning Burnout and Seven Signs Your Body is Asking You to Stop

You are getting things done. People depend on you. Your calendar is full. Your responsibilities are handled. You are still answering emails, making decisions, taking care of people, showing up to...

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How to Activate Your Confidence

As someone who struggled with anxiety for most of my life, I thought confidence was just something some people were gifted with. Anxiety was something I identified with, and something I thought...

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Seven Ways to Turn Visibility and Attention Into Sales

Getting visible is an important part of growing a business, but visibility on its own does not create sales. Most brands are being told to show up more, post more, create more content, and capture...

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Healthy Boundaries Start With Including Yourself in the Equation

Have you ever agreed to something you really didn’t have the time or energy to do? Maybe someone asked you for a favor, invited you to an event, or needed your help with a project. Before you had time to think...

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How Uncomfortable Are You Willing to Get?

Have you found yourself absorbing as much information as possible to take that step, but your feet are still firmly on the ground? You’re not alone. “Get comfortable being uncomfortable” is something I’ve...

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How Small Daily Habits Shape the Woman You Become

There is a version of ourselves that lives quietly in our minds. She is the woman we imagine becoming. She walks into a room with quiet confidence. She speaks with grace, carries herself with...

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"The leadership the world needs most is the leadership people develop within themselves."

How Chasing Rejection Could Change Your Life

What if the thing you’re most afraid of hearing could become the thing that changes your life? Do you ever hold yourself back from pursuing something you want to do because you’re scared? Maybe it is the fear...

How to Use Medical Qi Gong for Healing

This article is the second in a series published by Brainz Magazine, describing how Medical Qi Gong can be used to heal oneself and others using detailed protocols developed over the last 4,000 years...

Why I Don’t Want My Sound Bath Students to Sound Like Me

If everyone who trained with me went away and created exactly the same sound baths I do, I’m not sure I would consider that a success. That might sound strange coming from someone who teaches practitioners.

Why Self-Regulation Needs Friction, Not Just Willpower

We have spent the last two decades engineering friction out of everyday life. One-click purchasing. Autoplay. Instant replies expected within minutes. Every app on your phone has been designed by...

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Brainz Expert Panel

How to Build a Healthier Relationship with Food

Expert Panelists are handpicked and invited to contribute because of their knowledge and valuable insight within the areas of Business, Mindset, Leadership, Lifestyle, and Sustainability. Members of The Brainz Magazine community of experts will share their best tips, advice, ideas, and hacks within different topics. 

6. Ditch food guilt

Do your eating habits leave you feeling restricted, guilty, or confused? Our experts explore how to develop a more balanced and mindful approach to food without relying on extreme diets.

Brainz podcast

Certainty Can’t Fix OCD, But This Can - Brainz Podcast with Lee Solomon

OCD specialist, therapist, educator and founder of The OCD Therapists, Lee Solomon joins the Brainz Podcast to explore one of the world’s most misunderstood mental-health conditions: obsessive-compulsive disorder. Drawing on his own lived experience and his work supporting clients, Lee reveals why OCD is about far more than being tidy or organised, and why intrusive thoughts can feel so frighteningly real.

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