Milestones or Steps Completed! Share and Celebrate Here :)
Congratulations! You made it to the next level on your growth path. Share with us the #1 thing you learned on this leg of your journey!
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Had to handle a difficult situation today... the ball is now rolling. Repercussions will follow.
Just reached step 60! I've learned its okay to reach out for help and take time for myself
Posting here tonight to share and complete step fifty It's affected me through positive challenging myself climbing the steps.
However step one of the addiction twelve steps may take more time to adjust too.
I am very aware how I'm manipulating step one by using less for now because I can't simply stop cold. I have found a compident patient listener to talk with.
Step 200. Don't know whether to consider that an accomplishment, or a sign that I'm spending too much time here. I'm learning that I can reduce the amount of time I spend online, and read a few more dead trees
As Thanksgiving is approaching, I am thankful for taking time for me to a calmer person.
I'm happy to sit with my family and just be content. The holidays are stressful but full of family and friends. I'm keeping my mind on being present in each moment.
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I've learned a few things, one of which is that I need to take better care of myself. Another is that even though I am introverted, I need to talk to people even if it's about nothing in particular. I tend to isolate myself from others, and its easy to convince myself that its because I have too much to do. But communicating with others is an important part of taking care of one's self
@GlenM I learned that journaling does not always help everyone. I have felt bad in the past when I stopped journaling because I felt it wasn't working well.
Step 300 reached!
Taking time for self-healing has taught me to appreciate small things, even when I feel sad. Meditation has also helped me to be more present and diminish my anxiety. I
Step 60, and learning to take time for myself!
At #50 and encouraged to share something about what I'm learning. Well, being a long-term GAD sufferer, much of it not new to me at all and some of it feels rather trite. Nonetheless, carefully logging in each day to do at least one step has the effect of making me check in on myself and how I'm feeling, which is a positive.