Tag: stress

500 WORDS, DAY 113: Meditation

Throughout all the ups and downs of my life; during my times of greatest inspiration, as well as those of equally great disappointment, there’s been one very simple thing which has always helped to keep me centered, and which I feel quite confident in recommending to really anyone out there reading this. The thing I’m … Continue reading 500 WORDS, DAY 113: Meditation →

500 WORDS, DAY 99: Weed: Zooming Into Your Thoughts

I’ve seen a lot of posts online from people who have decided to quit weed because all of a sudden, after many years of use without any issues, they’ve started having nothing but anxious and paranoid experiences with it, some that have even ended up spiraling into full-blown panic attacks. Reading these kinds of posts … Continue reading 500 WORDS, DAY 99: Weed: Zooming Into Your Thoughts →

500 WORDS, DAY 62: The Struggle That is Life

Life can get tiring. I’m sure this truth is clear to most, if not all. There's nothing mind-blowing or groundbreaking about that statement, but since I have to get my daily post done, and that’s what I have on my mind at the time, I have to write it, I can't just ignore it. Anxiety … Continue reading 500 WORDS, DAY 62: The Struggle That is Life →

1,000 WORDS (2nd attempt): DAY 47: Where Can We Find Meaning?

Everyone's faces show signs of severe stress, like life is a mess, completely meaningless. I believe it's not, but some say yes. Either way we all wish and wish for more, but in the end it just feels like less. It often only feels like another loss, like another challenge, another test. We don't know … Continue reading 1,000 WORDS (2nd attempt): DAY 47: Where Can We Find Meaning? →