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A reflective New Year's walk on resolutions, habit change, and learning how to "drive differently" rather than trying to fix ourselves.
This week I reflect on beginning something new when conditions are not necessarily ideal and how resistance and distraction are part of the practice. Drawing from core Jewish traditions of self reflection, I reframe New Year's resolutions as that which can lead to sustainable change - not fixing mistakes, but learning how to drive differently.
We explore how habits are shaped by family, culture, and good/bad conditioning, and why lasting change comes from self compassion rather than self critique.
Walk with me.
By Dr. BrookeA reflective New Year's walk on resolutions, habit change, and learning how to "drive differently" rather than trying to fix ourselves.
This week I reflect on beginning something new when conditions are not necessarily ideal and how resistance and distraction are part of the practice. Drawing from core Jewish traditions of self reflection, I reframe New Year's resolutions as that which can lead to sustainable change - not fixing mistakes, but learning how to drive differently.
We explore how habits are shaped by family, culture, and good/bad conditioning, and why lasting change comes from self compassion rather than self critique.
Walk with me.