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You Rock!
You are making it through the week, and you showed up again today. Whether yesterday was smooth or rocky, you processed it, learned, and came back. That’s not small. That’s choosing life, one day at a time. Take 10 seconds right now: What’s one small way you showed up this week that your younger self would be proud of? Drop it below and lets show our nervous systems that we rock 🤘
1 like • Aug 22
@Danny O'Keeffe yes it is, and it is not bringing others down or reacting violently! 🥹🥹🥹
1 like • Aug 22
@Danny O'Keeffe thank you, me too! 🥰
Are You Hiding?
Ever been in a room full of people who care about you, but still felt completely alone? It’s not that their love isn’t enough. It’s often that you’re showing up as the version you think they need… instead of the real you. That distance creates loneliness, even with the closest people. Next time it happens, ask: “What part of myself am I hiding right now?” Sometimes connection means letting people see you messy, raw, and unpolished.
1 like • Aug 22
This happened to me a lot of times! 😬
Ho’oponopono
Most people carry loops that never really switch off. A memory. A mistake. A resentment. It sits in the background and keeps your nervous system on edge. I tested something called 'Ho’oponopono', an ancient Hawaiian forgiveness ritual. Here’s how I used it: 1. I brought up the memory that was still stuck on repeat. 2. Instead of fighting it, I spoke these four lines slowly, like I meant them: - I love you. - I’m sorry. - Please forgive me. - Thank you. 3. I cycled through them for 5 minutes, letting the words land in my body. At first it felt mechanical. Then something loosened. It wasn’t about excusing the past, it was about deleting the emotional charge it left inside me. 👉 Try it tonight. Five minutes. Then come back here and drop what you noticed.
2 likes • Aug 20
I love this post, thank you Danny! I had the same question as Simone, now I can understand
Notice the Pattern
Most of us can trace our struggles back to one repeating pattern that keeps showing up in different forms. What’s one pattern you’ve noticed in yourself, maybe in relationships, habits, or even how you respond to stress, that you’d love to finally break? (No pressure to go deep if you don’t want to. Even a small example can spark ideas for others.)
Notice the Pattern
1 like • Aug 20
Victimhood. When I was a kid this would get me attention from parents or whoever I needed attention from, and it was a form of manipulation I used to get what I wanted. Now I am noticing that sometimes I act like a victim and hoping that someone will come save me. But the truth is no one is coming and I'm the one responsible. Acting like a victim at this point doesn't serve me, and actually can only bring me down (by going completely in a victim mentality I'm doing much much worse with anxiety and everything)
Nervous System Bingo 🖊️
This week we’re playing Nervous System Bingo together. Here’s the board: ⬜ Take 3 deep breaths before replying to a message ⬜ Go to bed 30 mins earlier one night ⬜ Ask someone else for a small favour ⬜ Do a 2-minute body scan while sitting down ⬜ Leave one thing unplanned this week ⬜ Share one win in this group ⬜ Do a 10-minute walk without your phone ⬜ Drink water before your morning coffee/tea ⬜ Write down one old pattern you’re ready to let go How to play: - Pick ANY 3 in a row (across, down, or diagonal). - Complete them during the week. - Post in the comments when you get “BINGO” ✅ We’ll keep track together. The idea isn’t perfection — it’s to train your nervous system in small, playful ways.
  Nervous System Bingo 🖊️
2 likes • Aug 18
One thing unplanned? I have the whole life unplanned, maybe I should rewrite it as 'plan at least one thing this week' 🤣 Plans scare me, for me they are just added pressure. But literally to the point where... if I'm travelling somewhere I'm buying the ticket and booking only the first and last night. Everything in between is a wonderful land of possibilities, rash decisions and impulsiveness 🥰😂 Plans should be afraid of me, not the other way around 😆
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Mia Agapito
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🌞 Croatian, 30. I have been dealing with GAD, panic attacks and health anxiety for the past 9 years

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Joined Aug 4, 2025