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Finding yourself in a funk

Finding yourself in a funk

From time to time, we may find ourselves in a funk where we experience an unusual amount of distraction and self-doubt.

Slouching, rounding shoulders, shallow breaths, frowns, and sighs can make you feel down. To change your emotional state, often all that's necessary is to change your physiology.

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