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Expose the Thought: Quiet the Noise - Way #4
A single thought can change the atmosphere of your entire mind in seconds. One unanswered text message, one uncomfortable conversation, one unexpected moment, and suddenly your thoughts begin racing: Something is wrong. They are upset with me. This is going to end badly. Before anything has actually happened externally, anxiety is already building internally. That is the power of automatic thoughts. These thoughts appear quickly, often without invitation, and they feel convin
Samuel C. Petty
2 days ago12 min read


Name the Emotion: Quiet the Noise - Way #3
Sometimes the weight of anxiety shows up before you can even make sense of what is happening inside of you. Your thoughts feel heavy, your body feels tense, and something inside you feels unsettled, but when someone asks what is wrong, the only words that come out are, “I just feel anxious.” For many people, anxiety becomes the language they use for every difficult internal experience because they were never taught how to identify what is actually happening in their hearts. T
Samuel C. Petty
May 612 min read


Listen to Your Body: Quiet the Noise - Way #2
Anxiety and stress have a way of showing up in your body before your mind has words for it. You may feel a sudden tightness in your chest, a racing heartbeat, or tension settling into your shoulders, and you are not quite sure why. Nothing obvious has changed externally, yet something within you feels unsettled. For many, these physical sensations are quickly interpreted as signs of danger, that something is wrong, or something negative is about to happen. But what if, instea
Samuel C. Petty
Apr 2910 min read
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