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In this blog post I’m going to share with you some brain hacks that you can use to boost your memory, focus, and creativity because who can’t benefit from making life run more smoothly?
Noèl’s Notes
Focusing On The Free In Your Free-Fall
This is a quote from one of my personal favorite philosophers, Marcus Aurelius, it encourages individuals to approach obstacles with a positive perspective, viewing them as stepping stones rather than roadblocks. By embracing challenges and viewing them as integral to the process, we can cultivate a greater sense of determination, perseverance, and adaptability, leading to more successful habit formation.
Learn to Ride The Waves
Stress management tools found in nature provide an oasis of calm amidst our highs and lows. By immersing ourselves in the symphony of nature, practicing mindfulness, grounding ourselves, connecting with water and earth, engaging in physical activity, harnessing the power of breath, embracing creativity, nurturing social connections, and within our prayers we unlock the potential to find serenity within ourselves.
How to manage episodic acute stress
Feeling like you’re carrying the world on your shoulders, always burdened with endless responsibilities? Here are 5 practical tips for effectively managing stress levels.
How to manage acute stress
Here are some tools I leaned on during my own healing journey with ulcerative colitis to reach remission and transformation.
Here are 6 ways to manage acute stress:
Managing Different Types of Stress
It’s helpful to be able to put a name to the stress we are facing and define it. It’s one of the first steps in getting to better know our stress and our relationship with it. Knowledge of self is empowering…
Let’s Talk About “Stress”
Tomorrow at noelclark.com, I’ll share some tips on how to manage stress — such as for acute stress, try taking deep, slow breaths, which helps to activate the parasympathetic nervous system. In my book, “Return To Nature” I deep dive into the functions of the nervous system and how we can self-regulate. I explain in detail how […]
