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🌟 QUICK WIN CHECK-IN! 🌟
What’s ONE thing you did this week that moved you forward? It doesn’t matter how small it feels — a tiny action is still progress. Maybe you had a tough conversation, cooked a healthy meal, went for a walk, journaled, said “no” to something that drained you, or simply took a deep breath when you normally wouldn’t have. Drop ONE win below. Let’s celebrate your momentum and inspire the whole community. 👇✨
1 like • Dec '25
@Lydia Pogo Thank you Lydia. I appreciate your supportive words. After my divorce, I finally have given myself the space to be on my own and heal some old wounds that really needed healing. It was scary at first but am starting to come into my own slowly but surely. Having my two teenage girls and supportive friends also keeps me positive.
1 like • Dec '25
@Lydia Pogo I read what you are going through right now. Separating is so hard and freeing at the same time. As you move through it, you will surface with stronger and more loving sense of self.
5 Simple Steps to Start Your Day
1. Hydrate Before Anything Else Drink a full glass of water as soon as you wake up. It boosts digestion, wakes up your system, and helps with mental clarity. 2. Move Your Body for 5–10 Minutes You don’t need a full workout — just get your blood flowing. Options: stretching, a quick mobility flow, a walk, or a few body-weight exercises. Movement first thing sets the tone for the day. 3. Eat a Real Breakfast (Protein First) Choose whole foods and prioritize protein. It stabilizes your blood sugar, improves mood, and boosts metabolism. Examples: eggs & avocado, Greek yogurt bowl, protein smoothie. 4. Set One Intention for the Day Not a to-do list — a feeling or energy you want to embody. “I want to show up with calm,” or “I want to be focused and grounded.” 5. Limit Your Phone for the First 30 Minutes Give your nervous system a moment to wake up naturally. No notifications, no scrolling, no stress-spikes. Which of these would you implement tomorrow? ☺️
1 like • Dec '25
Oh man, I need to implement all of them. 😆
How to Say “No” Without Feeling Guilty
Most people don’t struggle with saying no — they struggle with feeling like they’re allowed to say it. Here’s how to make “NO” a normal, healthy part of your life: 1. Give Yourself Permission You’re not rude. You’re not selfish. You’re protecting your time, your peace, and your future self. 2. Use Clear Language Skip the long explanations. Try: - “That doesn’t work for me.” - “I can’t commit to that right now.” - “Thank you for thinking of me, but I’ll pass.” Short. Direct. Respectful. 3. Replace Guilt With Alignment Whenever you feel guilty, ask yourself: “If I say yes to this, what am I saying no to?” Your health? Your goals? Your downtime? Your healing? Remember: every YES has a cost. 👉🏼 What I want to know this week: Where in your life do you need to start saying “no” more often? Drop it below 👇 and let’s talk about how to set boundaries with confidence.
1 like • Dec '25
@Frederik Schaaf I think I could have said i don’t think we should be in contact anymore before blocking them.
1 like • Dec '25
@Frederik Schaaf It‘s interesting when you claim your space and tell how you feel. I feel like it’s my truth or my want but some people don’t want to back down- they trivialize what you feel, say you misunderstood or are overreacting. Usually those types of responses tell me it’s best to let them go for my own well-being.
What's your favorite book 📚, movie 🎞️, and travel destination 🏝️?
Let's get to know each other! Comment below sharing your favorite movie, book, or travel destination!
1 like • Dec '25
Currently reading Detached - How to Let Go, Heal and Become Irresistible by Sabrina Bendory. I went to Germany in summer to visit my „bucklige Verwandschaft“ with my two girls. It was great! Would love to take them to see the east coast of Canada but we will see. Maybe just rent a place in the summer on a lake we have never been to…
1 like • Dec '25
The book is refreshing. I am reading it slowly and taking time to respond to the prompts in my journal since it’s a lot to process. I mean maybe it’s not new to feel safe in yourself so you can connect better to those around you, but I like how she frames it. She makes it feel possible that healthy romantic relationships are within reach. She is very direct and encouraging. Fixed mindsets are shit. Our minds, hearts and souls need to grow even when painful or uncomfortable. Such is life.
The 3–2–1 Sleep Rule 😴 A Simple Night Routine That Actually Works
If you want deeper, easier sleep, follow this: 3️⃣ — Stop eating 3 hours before bed Better digestion = better sleep. 2️⃣ — Stop drinking water 2 hours before bed Prevents waking up in the middle of the night. 1️⃣ — No screens 1 hour before bed Helps your brain wind down and produce melatonin. Try this tonight and feel the difference by morning. What’s one thing you’ll start doing tonight to improve your sleep? 🌙✨
1 like • Nov '25
@Frederik Schaaf okay. I will try this, the drinking water 2 hours before is a good idea because my sleep get interrupted with a full bladder
1 like • Nov '25
@Frederik Schaaf Genau so it es!
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Anita Riedl
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@anita-riedl-5722
My name is Anita. I live in Canada with my two kids. Just turned 50 and am looking at how I want to build my life to be happy and free.

Active 32d ago
Joined Aug 4, 2025
Winnipeg, Manitoba