Self Care: Caring For One's Self
Posted by RODELLEE BAS
This is the first time in my life I have given myself permission to not quickly resolve or solve any emotions that cannot be simply labeled as happy or good. This is the first time I am allowing myself to sit quietly with feelings and emotions that are uncomfortable, a bit murky, and a bit muddled. My normal mode of operating is to identify that an emotion isn't "good" and then figure out how to not feel it as soon as possible. I thought what I was doing was healthy, but lately I have been realizing I wasn't resolving anything,...
Self Care: Caring For One's Self
Posted by RODELLEE BAS
Ribbons of Promises To Oneself
Posted by RODELLEE BAS
At the start of a brand new year I spend a great deal of time thinking about how I may improve myself this year. I stopped making New Year's Resolutions about a decade ago (that blog post exists somewhere in the internet still, I am sure) and instead hold steadfast to Henry David Thoreau's quote, "Live the life you have always imagined." During the early months of quarantine, I had watched a documentary film on Tasha Tudor called "Take Joy! The Magical World of Tasha Tudor" and imagine my delight when she herself admitted to living by those same words...
Ribbons of Promises To Oneself
Posted by RODELLEE BAS
Thoughts On Personally Leaving Social Media
Posted by RODELLEE BAS
A few months ago I deleted my personal Facebook account after musing about it for over a year. I could never quite pull the plug but one day I just did it. I have really, truly enjoyed not having Facebook and honestly thought I'd only last a couple of weeks. Turns out, I was missing living my actual life instead of scrolling to see what everyone else's life was looking like. So here I am sharing why I finally let it go and all the positive things that have happened since then. Facebook promotes shallow relationships. Most of the friends I had...
Thoughts On Personally Leaving Social Media
Posted by RODELLEE BAS
The Importance of Morning Rituals
Posted by mypiggywiggy
We are in the midst of hiring 1-2 new folks to join the mypiggywiggy family and during the hiring process I like to ask a series of intro questions. One of these questions is "Describe your ideal day..." and I was amused and pleasantly surprised that almost every single person answered in a way that proved how important having a morning ritual is for individuals, especially those that are very creative. When you arise in the morning, think of what a precious privilege it is to be alive – to breathe, to think, to enjoy, to love. – Marcus...
The Importance of Morning Rituals
Posted by mypiggywiggy