Holiday Ease Playbook: 10 Tiny Shifts to Make the Season Less Stressful

Linda Binns

Published on: 01/11/2025

When your schedule swells, your nervous system does too. Ease isn’t found in doing more—it’s found in choosing less, on purpose. Why “less” works Holiday stress is usually a mix of expectations, over-giving, extra spends, and crowded calendars. Small, honest choices return you to calm—and calm returns you to connection. The Tiny Shifts (grouped so they’re easy to use) 1) Time & Body • Schedule yourself first. Put one pocket of solo time on the calendar (a walk, a bath, a quiet tea). Protect it like any appointment. • Keep your movement ritual. Don’t drop what steadies you. If needed, shorten it—don’t skip it. • One-surface reset. Choose a single surface to clear before bed. Visual simplicity = nervous-system relief.

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From Limiting Beliefs to Living Beliefs: a Gentle Debug Lab

Linda Binns

Published on: 30/10/2025

Beliefs steer attention, choices, and nervous-system tone. When results don’t match intent, it’s usually not a willpower problem—it’s a belief pattern asking to be seen and softened. Today, try a Lab approach: brief observations, calm translation, and one-degree reframes—again and again.

Energy StrategiesSelf-CarePersonal GrowthHighly Sensitive

Sensitive ≠ Fragile: 5 Strategies Highly Sensitive Professionals Use to Succeed

Linda Binns

Published on: 25/10/2025

If you’ve ever been told you’re “too sensitive,” here’s the truth: sensitivity is an advantage when you learn to work with your energy. It sharpens intuition, deepens focus, and improves decision-making. As I often say, self-awareness is the key. — Linda Binns

Personal GrowthHighly Sensitive

Breaking Free from the Comparison Trap: 9 Mini Practices to Restore Your Energy

Linda Binns

Published on: 18/10/2025

Comparison narrows your focus until all you can see is what you aren’t. It tightens the breath, spikes self-doubt, and drains momentum. The goal isn’t to pretend you never compare—it’s to catch it quickly and choose a kinder action that returns you to your lane. “When you change what you focus on, you change how you feel—and what becomes possible.” — Linda Binns

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