Remember/Rekindle Your Passion
The key to avoiding anxiety is to make sure it stays a passion and doesn’t become a chore.
- Where does your mind go in boring meetings? (stop multitasking, though!)
- If you had to write every single day for the rest of your life, how could you make that feel like a reward?
- What’s your Magnum Opus going to be?
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As someone with anxiety who used to love to write these tips are helping me get back into the habit without the guilt
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