Overwhelm is Optional

Combat Fear and Doom With Ninja Self-Distraction Skills — How to Notice the Good Stuff Again

Heidi Marke Season 1 Episode 72

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Sick of the fear and doom-mongering? Me too.

This episode is my antidote. Not toxic positivity, not pretending everything is fine — but practical ninja self-distraction skills to help you balance out the noise and notice the good stuff that is always around you, even when your mind is stuck in survival mode.

  • why constant fear and doom activates survival mode and hides everything good
  • the difference between healthy awareness and unhealthy doom consumption
  • ninja self-distraction skills that actually work
  • how to train your attention back towards what's real and good
  • why noticing the good stuff isn't naive — it's rebellious

For anyone whose nervous system is exhausted from the endless noise — and is ready for a different kind of input.



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