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In Today’s Edition:

You are like a human glitter bomb, leaving sparkles and beauty everywhere you go with just your vibes! Gosh, you are astoundingly awesome!

Self-trust isn’t built through big declarations.

It’s built through small, repeated moments where you show up for yourself.

When you consistently ignore your needs, override your limits, or abandon your intentions, your nervous system learns that your inner signals aren’t reliable.

But the reverse is also true. Every small kept promise strengthens internal safety. The more inner safety grows, the easier it becomes to move with intention, to feel your own light, to encourage yourself to take the steps that build the life you want to be living. The larger your ripple grows and the deeper your joy flows.

Ways to build self-trust gradually:
• 🕒 Follow through on one tiny commitment daily
• 🛑 Honor a small boundary instead of overriding it
• 📝 Keep one promise to yourself this week
• 🌿 Rest when you said you would
• 🎯 Set smaller goals and complete them fully
• ⭐Offer yourself kind words, support, and care (even in the smallest ways)

Self-trust doesn’t require perfection. It requires repetition.

When you trust yourself, decisions feel steadier. Boundaries feel clearer. Confidence grows stronger.

✅ Action step: Choose one small promise you can realistically keep today and keep it.

^{Love, Lola Graham}

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About 1 in 4 people globally suffer from depression and/or anxiety, with women and young people experiencing higher rates. We need better access to effective treatments, and a new study has highlighted a low- to no-cost option.

A massive umbrella review published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine looked at hundreds of clinical trials and found that exercise significantly reduces symptoms of depression and anxiety, often performing as well as medication and talk therapy.

The strongest benefits for depression were seen via aerobic activity (cardio), such as running, swimming, and dancing, especially when delivered in a supervised or group setting. For anxiety, aerobic exercise, resistance training, and programs that combined both were effective.

The most encouraging finding is that movement helped for all ages and sexes.

If you need a mental boost, lace up your shoes and try movement, your mind, emotions and body will thank you!

✅ Action Step: Pick a cardio activity you enjoy and schedule in 20 to 30 minutes this week. Bonus points if you do it with someone!

By: Joshua Graham
Source: PMID 41667154

^{A supportive prompt to build health, nourishment, and long-term wellness.}

Eat one meal or snack more slowly than usual, savouring each bite. Think about the food delivering nutrients into your body.

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With love and care,

Lola & Joshua | The Living Well Team

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