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Self-Love Wednesday: Read!

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It’s Wednesday, and I’m here to introduce you to a new way to refresh your week as we hit the “hump” day. There’s nothing more soothing than finding a few hours to yourself away from anything work related. Here’s a simple one — replace your social app with a book, or a magazine. It’s time to get lost in the reading realm, girlfriend! It is something so simple, yet hard for some of us to find time to do. I have been an avid reader since I was a kid, I’m part of that study, yeah. And while this continues until today (a bit less these last couple years), this year I decided to give myself a number of books to read and indulge in. I would love to join a book club even — I used to host one myself, they are fun! So today as part of our weekly “Self-Love Wednesday“, I encourage you to find something you want to read, and dive in! Not the book holding type? Try an audiobook! I haven’t …

Self-Love Wednesday: TV & Chill!

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self-love noun  \ ˌself-ˈləv \ the instinct by which one’s actions are directed to the promotion of one’s own welfare or well-being, especially an excessive regard for one’s own advantage.   Here I am in bed finally with a Hulu trial and happily starting to binge watch the last season of The Mindy Project. I have been watching this show since day one, and even though I’m sad that it’s ending, I feel good knowing it’s not the end to come from Mindy Kaling. Plus, this season takes on a lot of great references from today’s events! Girlfriend, that glass of wine is totally worth it,🍷 but now let’s add a show to it. It’s time to take a few hours off to yourself with a show! Here I am 3 episodes in, fully committed, and happy to know that this is the only thing my mind can deal with. I’m not thinking about tomorrow’s workload, or what I’m going to have for lunch — that’s a thing. Your mind deserves a time-out away from solving algorithms — the world, throwing boss meetings and feeding your neighbor’s cat. Laughter is medicine, and so is TV. I like to indulge in romantic comedies, …