why so blue

Ever feel like you’re just not living life to its fullest? Like there is something missing in your day-to-day routine that prevents you from being happy and satisfied with what you have? I know this feeling all too well, but these days I’ve found the best way to combat it is by staying busy.

Here are some ways that may help:

1. Make a list of things you want to do and prioritize them based on how much time they will take or how fulfilling they are. Then knock out those items one by one!

2. Get outside more often – go for walks, bike rides, hikes, swims..whatever it takes! The fresh air can really help clear your mind and make you feel better.

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I know this feeling all too well, but these days I’ve found the best way to combat it is by staying busy. Here are some ways that may help: * Make a list of things you want to do and prioritize them based on how much time they will take or how fulfilling they are. Then knock out those items one by one! * Get outside more often – go for walks, bike rides, hikes, swims..whatever it takes! The fresh air can really help clear your mind and make you feel better. It’s amazing what a little change in perspective can do for someone who seems stuck in a rut.”}]},{“type”:”List”,”data”:{“title”:”

Why so bummed?

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whatever it might be that helps get us through these tough times – is how much we think other people will judge us. And while yes, they probably are judging (judging by your own thoughts then!), chances are they’re not thinking anything negative about what you’re doing. In fact, if anything, they’re probably feeling a little envious.

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In fact, if anything they’re probably feeling a LITTLE ENVIOUS of what you have going on in your life. You’ve got your head down and are pushing through the pain or difficulty that comes from these tough times – while others might not even realize they need to get out of their comfort zone for themselves because it’s so routine for them. We all find ourselves at different points in our lives; some more fortunate than others, but most people will go through “bumps” in the road at one point or another where we feel like nothing is working out..but this doesn’t mean there isn’t hope! It just means something needs to change. And after those changes are made, you’ll have those people around who are happy for your success.

What’s the point of this post? The point is to remind you that there will always be ups and downs in life and it isn’t necessarily about how many times we fall down; rather what matters most is if we get back up each time. There can still be a positive outcome even after tough situations! That should give us hope as well as motivation to keep going when things seem like they might never change – because they WILL change..eventually.

And chances are someone else out there feels envious of something YOU have going on in YOUR OWN LIFE..so go ahead and feel good about yourself because no matter what happens WE ARE STRONG ENOUGH TO FACE IT

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