Arlene Ambrose
Arlene is a health + stress management coach for heart-centred women
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Arlene Ambrose
I Don’t Want To Be The Bigger Person Anymore
The truth is, I’m exhausted.
5 Reasons You Keep Falling In Love With People Who Don’t Love You Back
Continuing to pursue these relationships causes you to miss out on connections with people who care about your wellbeing.
5 Reasons Softhearted People Can Seem Distant And Cold
The goal of softhearted people is to live in a state of harmony with minimal stress. When they are unable to do this, they become moody, unhappy, and feel drained.
Your Anxiety Doesn’t Mean You Don’t Care, It Means You Care Too Much
Your anxiety is coded as fear because you’re trying to protect yourself from all the possible negative outcomes.
Home Is A Feeling—When You Find It, You’ll Know
You’ll recognize when you’ve found home without ever having the words to describe it. Home is a sense of knowing, surety, and familiarity.
5 Signs You’re Not Indecisive, You’re A Multipotentalite
You can’t seem to choose a career path because your passions don’t relate to each other.
I’m Still Learning That I Can’t Manipulate People Into Loving Me
The way I looked at relationships changed when I realized that I’d spent most of my life trying to manipulate people—mostly men—into loving me.
This Year, Say No To Struggle-Love
You’re attracted to relationships that require fighting. You think you have to do something to receive love. You think you have to overcome a crisis and suffer. These thoughts are struggle-love.
This Year, My Act Of Rebellion Is Reclaiming My Stolen Joy
Right now, I choose to be defiant. I’m going to kick, scream, claw, drag, roll, vomit, and huff and puff my way back to life.
It’s Okay If All You Did Today Was Get By
It’s okay if all you did today was open your eyes. It’s okay if all you did today was drag yourself from the bed to the fridge to the bathroom—if that.
When You Can’t Go On Anymore, God Will Fight For You
You need to be still.
This Is Your Reminder That Everyone Has Their Own Path In Life
Compare yourself to where you were yesterday, not other people.