Tag: Understanding
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RealTalk|When The System Isn’t Flowing
When systems don’t flow, people feel it first. Not because they’re failing—but because they’re filling gaps that were never meant to be carried by human bodies and hearts.
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RealTalk| It Was One of Those Days
Some days don’t need fixing. They just need to be put down gently. Today was one of those days—the kind where your body speaks louder than words and rest becomes the only honest response. Letting go isn’t weakness. It’s listening.
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RealTalk|The Hiring Process
Hiring isn’t just about filling a seat — it’s about understanding how someone thinks, learns, and shows up. When we ask better questions, we build stronger teams and set people up to succeed instead of struggle.
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ASipOfFlava|When The Flow Is Off
Sometimes clarity doesn’t come from doing more — it comes from finally seeing what’s been there all along. ☕🌻
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RealTalk/H&W|What Surgery Fixes — and What Healing Still Needs
Surgery can fix what’s broken — but healing doesn’t stop there. Through lived experience, patient conversations, and listening to my own body, I’ve learned how breath, warmth, gentle movement, and a calm nervous system play a powerful role in recovery. This isn’t about choosing one over the other. It’s about honoring both. Because when we…
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H&W|Learning More About My Tie To My Japanese Heritage
The older I get, the more I realize my body remembered things I didn’t yet have language for. From warmth and gentle movement to creating space and softening tension, this week’s Health & Wellness reflection honors Japanese wisdom, heritage, and the quiet ways we learn to care for ourselves—one intentional moment at a time. Sometimes…
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RealTalk|When Labels Don’t Fit — and Why Words Matter
Not every label belongs to you. Understanding intent doesn’t mean surrendering your identity. Some words simply don’t fit — and that’s okay.
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H&W|Intentional Movement While Working
If you sit for hours while working, your body feels it. Intentional movement doesn’t have to be big or loud — just consistent and kind. A few gentle moves can make a real difference in how you feel by the end of the day.
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