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Day 4: Let's hear it!
Alright ya'll I find it befitting that with the Full Moon today's topic is about "The Myth of the Lone Wolf". Like this post if you've gotten to Day 4 in ManOS Lite. When you do get to it- drop a comment below on your key takeaway/insight. Lemme hear you howl!
Day 4: Let's hear it!
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reading that "isolation is a biological strategy" was big and made sense immediately. Connection didnt feel safe at a certain point and the costs of connection in this lesson mirrored what i had experienced. There are a few men in my life i've been making small steps to reconnect with, so seeing that small acts of connection can begin rewiring long held isolation patterns, helped especially since it can feel overwhelming/not enough. Also, connection being described as "a practiced skill" really resonated because i'd been thinking about how acting on my intentions in these friendships was real ass work
Day 3 Check In: Name it to Change it
Alright fellas! Who's checked out Day 3 of ManOS Lite? If you feel called to share your experience and/or insights. Drop em in the comments below! I'll start:
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i used to binge terrence mckenna vids and i rememeber him saying that before a thought there is a feeling, so reading "your body speaks before your mind" reiterated that feelings are information/data. My issue has been that i know this but i'm not practicing it as much, so hearing "when the body is listened to EARLY, relief comes faster, otherwise emotions have to shout to be heard" is a reminder to slow down. it also reminded me of the 3 P's from condor and how it helps with the same scenarios
Day 2 Community check-in
When my nervous system feels unsafe my typical response is to look for an exit. I’ll go into flight mode.
Day 2 Community check-in
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checking in. when i did the micro action, i noticed that damn near the whole top half of my body was tense. Neck and jaw for sure, but and was guarding the left side of my body (heart). gut was also tight, and i had to remind myself to breath into that lower diaphragm. it was night time when i did it and i had been scrolling, and my nervous system was asking for rest and time away from screens
5 min, imagine what your life would look like, writing session
Did this today and wanted to post it: First of all, I would be much less stressed. I would be holding less tension physically, which would relieve my TMJ and maybe even my migraines. I would be much more joyful and playful in general. I would be much quicker to smile, would have much more access to my joy. I’d be much more present with my partners and family and probably wouldn’t need to doom scroll and spiral on social media as much. I’d be more naturally expressive in my movements, facial expressions & conversation. I’d dance and sing more. My shoulders, back and stomach would be more relaxed and I’d have deeper breathing on the regular. I would be able to more consistently access appreciate for myself. I’d have deeper access to the confidence that I can, will and do. I’d have more access to the love I have for myself. I’d be able to show up for the ppl I love differently, without burning myself out. I’d be radically present. Wonderfully, radically present.
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yea i'm on a social media fast for the month to help with focus and relieve the headaches that come from eye strain and jaw clenching. Besides actually posting, i'm limiting social media to two days a week, max 2 hours. Also i caught up with old friends and family, and we agreed to run a 5k and do a spartan race (5k at the end of feb and in June spartan race in march). i've been in the gym consistently since November, and using the races as goals is gonna help me tailor my workouts, and get back connected with people i can be accountable to
Day 1
Alright fellas, drop in the comments here your biggest takeaway from Day 1 of ManOS Lite and where you've been shaming yourself for a lack of a system.
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My biggest takeaway was how good it felt to imagine and write about what my life would look like without shaming, blaming, punishing, oppressing and suppressing myself. I have spent so much time focusing on how to stop doing those things and how to replace them with new ways of being that I never stopped to imagine my life without them
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