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ICBalance I love to learn and apply what I learned in life. I know a fair bit about my subjects and love to sh Daily working routine leaves you with no time for yourself.

Are you confused about life in general and the vicious circle of things that go wrong, where you feel stuck and cannot find the exit? Family and health complications leave you drained. Or it could be a creative crisis that you are in when you don't know how to express yourself to the full potential and determine your life purpose. This page will be filled with support and weekly tips on how to eli

minate various limiting beliefs and help to make your life a joyful experience with plenty of smiles along the way.

26/07/2026

How do you survive a breakup when your heart still wants what your mind knows you can’t have?

First, you stop trying to rush the healing.

A breakup is not just the loss of a person. You are grieving the relationship you had, the future you imagined, the routines you built, the version of yourself that existed within that relationship, and sometimes the person you hoped they would eventually become.

So yes, it hurts.

And you are allowed to hurt.

But surviving a breakup doesn't mean pretending you don't care. It means learning how to care about someone without abandoning yourself in the process.

You survive by allowing yourself to feel the sadness without turning it into a reason to go back.

You survive by resisting the temptation to constantly check their social media, reread old messages, or search for signs that they still miss you. Sometimes the hardest part of healing is accepting that the information you are desperately looking for will not give you the peace you think it will.

You survive by remembering the whole relationship—not just the beautiful moments you miss today. Remember why it ended. Remember how you felt. Remember what you tolerated. Remember the parts of yourself you had to silence, shrink, or compromise to keep the relationship alive.

You survive by understanding that missing someone doesn't necessarily mean you made the wrong decision.

Sometimes you can miss someone and still know you are better without them.

You survive by rebuilding your life in small, almost boring ways. Get up. Shower. Eat. Go outside. See your friends. Go to work. Move your body. Create new routines. Do something that belongs entirely to you.

And slowly, your life begins to have moments that don't include them.

Then one day, you realise you have gone several hours without thinking about them.

Then a whole day.

Then you laugh—and for a moment, you don't feel guilty for being happy.

That's when you begin to understand something important:

Healing doesn't mean you stop loving someone overnight. Healing means you stop allowing the loss of them to become the loss of you.

The goal isn't to forget.

The goal is to come back to yourself.

25/07/2026

Sometimes, our bodies can mirror the patterns we carry inside. 🧠🦵

The knees, symbolically, can represent our ability to bend, adapt, and consider another perspective. When we become rigid in our thinking, could our bodies sometimes reflect that rigidity too?

Not every physical symptom has a psychological meaning—but our bodies can invite us to become curious about ourselves.

Maybe the question isn't "Am I right?" but "Am I willing to see things differently?"🌿🧩❤️

24/07/2026

Getting help when you need it is not a sign of weakness. It is a sign of strength.

You don't have to carry everything alone. You don't have to prove that you can cope with everything by yourself.

Sometimes strength looks like saying, “I need help.”
Sometimes it means allowing someone to support you, even when you're used to being the strong one.

You are not less capable because you need support.
You are human.

Let yourself receive the help you would so willingly give to someone else. 🌿🧩❤️

23/07/2026

Money often reflects more than what's in our bank account—it reflects our beliefs, habits, and relationship with abundance. When you stop operating from fear and start acting from confidence and gratitude, you may notice opportunities you once overlooked.

What is one belief about money you're ready to let go of today?🌿🧩❤️

22/07/2026

Have you ever wondered how easily the energy of one person can influence an entire crowd?

Long before we had modern research into emotional contagion and group psychology, Gustave Le Bon explored how individuals can think, feel, and behave differently when they become part of a crowd.

We don't always realise how much we absorb from the people around us — their emotions, beliefs, fears, and even their certainty.

So here's the question: Are you choosing your thoughts consciously, or are you simply absorbing the energy of the crowd you're surrounded by?

Be mindful of the environments you enter. Your mind is listening, even when you think it isn't.🌿🧩❤️

21/07/2026

Choosing yourself is never selfish. It's the beginning of healing. Every time you walk away from disrespect, you walk closer to peace. Sometimes the bravest decision isn't to stay and fight—it's to leave and protect your 🌿🧩 ❤️.

20/07/2026

Sometimes we judge our lives too early. What feels like the end of something beautiful may actually be the beginning of something even better. Trust that not every loss is meant to hurt you—some are meant to redirect you.

💭 Have you ever experienced a loss that later became one of the best things that happened to you?🧩🌿❤️

19/07/2026

Some people have soulmates… I have Rolo. 🐾❤️

No matter how stressful the day gets, one cuddle, one wag of that little tail, and everything feels better. The love of a dog is simple, honest, and unconditional—and I wouldn't change it for the world. Thank you, Rolo, for filling my life with joy, loyalty, and so many beautiful moments. You really are my little heart with four paws. 🧩🌿❤️

18/07/2026

This is a great example of the Benjamin Franklin Effect.

We often assume that doing more for someone will make them value us more. In reality, psychology shows that the person making the investment often becomes more emotionally attached instead.

That's why overgiving in a relationship doesn't necessarily increase your value in someone else's eyes—it can simply deepen your own attachment.

Healthy relationships grow through mutual investment, not one-sided effort. Give because you want to, not because you're hoping to earn love.
🧩 🌿 ❤️

17/07/2026

Have you heard of the Heyoka empath? Do you believe it's a unique gift, or do you think labels sometimes distract us from developing real emotional intelligence?

I'd love to hear your thoughts.🌿🧩❤️

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