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Do you laugh and roll your eyes when you hear someone say “New year, new me?” That’s fair and one of my reactions, but there are wonderful intentions behind that statement that shouldn’t be dismissed but should be helped. Today we’re going into the history of resolutions, why people set resolutions, why and where they often fail, and a much simpler and more effective method to achieve what you set out to do.
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Check out the episode notes: www.bareminimumbabe.com/post/new-years-resolutions-stupid
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RELATED EPISODES: “Are You a “Quitter?” OR Did You Change Your Mind? Ep. 19”
Bare Minimum Babe contact:We’re getting the definitions of “quitting,” “giving up,” and “changing your mind” all wrong. You’re making yourself feel guilty when you should instead feel energized and relieved when you “quit” something that wasn’t right for you anymore...
In this episode we discuss:
Check out the episode notes: www.bareminimumbabe.com/post/are-you-a-quitter
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Bare Minimum Babe contact:Real talk, I failed my 2022 goals. BUT I'm not upset or mad at myself like I've been every year before. Why? Because of the important takeaways.
In this episode, I share exactly what my 2022 goals were, how I failed, how I succeeded, and the lessons I'm bringing into 2023.
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Check out the episode notes: bareminimumbabe.com/post/I-failed-my-2022-goals
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Bare Minimum Babe contact:I share the things I’ve loved in 2022 and how going into 2023, I’m working on living my life in more “flow,” instead of forcing and pushing things to work out. We talk about how finding joy and comfort in “silly” or “unproductive” activities is not a waste of time.
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Check out the episode notes: bareminimumbabe.com/post/favorite-things-reflections-2022
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Bare Minimum Babe contact:Do you get hype for a yearly planner that comes with stickers saying things like “#goals”? Probably not.
The market is infantilizing women in search of goal journals and yearly planners with overtly childish designs, prompts, and reflections that waste our time, money, and energy on goal-setting busywork. Are we so busy color-coding and reevaluating that we’re not moving the needle..?
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Check out the episode notes at: bareminimumbabe.com/post/infantilizing-women-glittered-planners
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Bare Minimum Babe contact:Thinking of your inner voice/critic as an overhyped archetype and putting a name and face to her helps you better understand what her purpose is, what her concerns are, and how to best calm her down. Question: in which ways is she overreacting to keep you safe— does she overuse control, aggressiveness, niceness, manipulation, etc.? You might not need her anymore and want her to step out of the way to make room for another voice/archetype.
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Check out the episode notes at: bareminimumbabe.com/post/naming-your-inner-voice
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Bare Minimum Babe contact:Do you beat yourself up for avoiding or having trouble doing new or vulnerable things? Do you yell at yourself that, “this isn’t that hard, why am I overcomplicating it?!”
But, a lot of times it IS difficult and you’re NOT overcomplicating and you’re NOT overthinking it. It’s okay to feel that a difficult thing is difficult. Belittling and berating yourself doesn’t help, it actually makes it worse and perpetuates the vicious cycle.
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Check out the show notes for this episode at bareminimumbabe.com/post/stop-belittling-yourself
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Bare Minimum Babe contact:Gratitudes practices have been forced upon us and I’m over it. Sometimes things aren’t feeling great for you and being pressured to be grateful for all that you do have, can make you feel even worse with a new layer of guilt for now being a selfish, ungrateful B. That’s toxic bullsh*t right there. Don’t do that to yourself.
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Check out the show notes for this episode at www.bareminimumbabe.com/post/gratitude-journals-suck-heres-why
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Bare Minimum Babe contact:Hustle culture wants you to believe that if you’re not grinding towards something then you should question your value. That’s bullsh*t. Just cleaning the dishes or having a positive interaction with a family member can have a major impact on you and the others around you.
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Bare Minimum Babe contact:I’ve decided to be overly honest about my negative feelings and how Bipolar ii plays the lead role in that frustrating movie AND how I try my best to embody my Bare Minimum Babe™ self during these depressive episodes by leaning into the roles that I value in my life. This episode is for you if you also struggle with any negative mental and emotional issues even if only sometimes because maybe you’ll feel less alone or crazy.
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Stay tuned for next week's episode because I’m going to talk about Ikigai (the Japanese art of finding joy in daily life tasks), and how it’s SO helpful for feeling good especially when you’re mentally struggling with finding your purpose or positive energy.
Check out the show notes for this episode at bareminimumbabe.com/post/bipolarii-life-embodying-Bare-Minimum-Babe
And share this episode with a friend if you found it helpful, amusing, or relatable, in any way <3
Bare Minimum Babe contact:From the publisher's feed
Hey new friend! My name is Amanda Cunningham and I'm still figuring out what I want to be when I grow up.
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