#mental health in business

[posvibezdesigns]

Welcome to the first installment of our blog series, "The Power of Positive Vibes"! Here, we'll explore the interconnected realms of business, spirituality, and mental health while sharing my personal journey as a single mother of four, business owner, and spiritual enthusiast.

I'm Tia, the founder of PosVibez Designs, a company that focuses on helping people like you discover their inner strength, cultivate self-love, and find balance in their lives. Through my own experiences, I've learned valuable lessons about the importance of self-care, spirituality, and maintaining a positive mindset in both business and everyday life.

Growing up, I experienced numerous challenges, which left me feeling lost and disconnected from my true self. However, with the help of faith, spirituality, and a deeper understanding of mental health, I've been able to overcome these obstacles and create a more fulfilling life for myself and my family.

As a believer in God, the power of attraction, and the use of tarot and oracle cards, I've embraced the idea that spirituality and religion can coexist harmoniously. I've come to understand that the key to personal growth and success lies in our ability to integrate different belief systems and practices into our lives.

My journey with PosVibez Designs has allowed me to share my knowledge and expertise with others who seek to improve their mental health, grow their businesses, and connect with their spirituality. Together, we can build a community that empowers and supports one another in our personal and professional endeavors.

Join me on this incredible adventure as we explore the intersection of business, spirituality, and mental health. Get ready to unlock your true potential, embrace the power of positive vibes, and embark on a journey of self-discovery and transformation.

Stay tuned for more inspiring content from PosVibez Designs, where we're dedicated to helping you grow your business, nurture your spirit, and cultivate a balanced, fulfilling life. Let's create a brighter future together!

[wanderlandjournal]

soft morning light | Etsy prints

[thepeacefulgarden]

[misandresther]

I don't give a damn about men's mental health since little girls are offing themselves because boys post deep fakes of them and post their naked pics online. I really could not care less about male mental health when they destroy ours daily.

[kaiju-krew]

mothowl doodles

[tianhai03]

hi hello long time no see and happy halloween everyone. have some michael myers doodles🔪

[sxibunny]

Long time no see <3

[whatevahwhatevah]

Sorry for disappearing again, have some more kyman

[becomingvecna]

anxiety, depression and/or being mentally and/or physically exhausted should always be a valid reason for any employee to take a day off without their paycheck being affected in any way, and also for any student to take a day off without their grade being affected in any way by the way

[theysangastheyslew]

From helping rebuild settlements to teaching/further developing food production in barren regions to repurposing their odm gear into a leg brace for a certain someone, you know that post-Rumbling, Hange would find so many ways to stay in the action 🥲

[reading-comp-posting]

are you taking a break again?

This situation is all very annoying. It feels like every other post I make these days is about how I feel bad, which isn't the sort of thing that I want to post and also is undoubtedly something that you people don't really care about.

But yes, this blog is low on my list of priorities right now due to predominantly mental health reasons, including some fun new mental health reasons that I can't say I've ever experienced before

[girltalkcollectives]

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💖 A Special Thank You to Our Community

Girl Talk Collectives is all about creating a space for women to come together, share their stories, and support one another. This shop is just another way we’re working to bring more value to your life. Thank you for being a part of this journey with us!

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The Girl Talk Collectives Team

[thepeacefulgarden]

[gunsatthaphan]

#full circle.

[ink-asunder]

The absolute separation and dissonance american people have from the concept of illness is insane to me. American culture (I know it's not the only one) is so hung up on preserving youth, health, ability status, privilege, etc to the degree that they moralize uncontrollable (and sometimes harmless) biological occurrences to the point of actual delusion.

You can't have wrinkles, you can't have grey hair, you need to look 24, you need to fit in the prom dress you bought when you were 16. And the way this extends into healthism and ableism is detrimental to the collective conscious, I think. People act like you're a "bad person" if you get covid. They act like if you get sick, it's because you did something wrong. They say you should get into health and fitness not to make yourself happy or to have something to do, but to "prepare our bodies to age gracefully."

As someone who was chronically ill and disabled since childhood, I've always had a bit of a disconnect with this culture?? Like, having to LIVE with a facial difference for 15 years before "cosmetic reparation" was an option for me taught me that the way you look and how healthy you are really has nothing to do with you at all. But the main reason people aren't "unlearning" these issues is that americans refuse to accept that they coexist with disease at all.

Cancer treatment only happens in movies or to people you don't talk to anymore. Covid isn't real. Covid is over. Everyone with lung cancer got it because they smoked and they knew the risks. If you're on a chemo drug, you must have cancer. If you have cancer or a spinal condition, you MUST be dying. If you're in a wheelchair, you can walk if you really wanted to. Don't be visibly sick or disabled around me; it makes me uncomfortable. Don't talk about your health; it reminds me of my own mortality. Deny, dissociate, don't think about it.

When the reality is that new illnesses and outbreaks happen all the time. "Chemo" drug units and dialysis centers actually encompass a range of drugs and disease treatments. Some people have to get a year's supply of iron infused into their blood once a year. Does that scare you? If you've had cancer, you have cancer forever. You're in REMISSION because the root cause of the problem is still in your body. You're cancer free now, but maintenance diagnostics will be a permanent part of your life.

But we can't talk about that. Because the concept of BEING ill is so deeply dysphoric for the generally healthy, abled public. Getting sick is TRAUMATIZING to the point where if you can fully recover, you tend to not dig deep into your feelings about the situation ever again. And you're doing it to yourself, but it's also kind of being done to you by everyone. Honestly, just normalizing illness and coping with our close proximity to it would do wonders for society.

[pleasedontcareaboutme]