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Midweek Release-What's Staying in 2025
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Midweek Release-What's Staying in 2025

Wed, Dec 31 | 12:00PM - 1:00PM UTC
The Midweek Release Journaling Session is a dedicated time set aside during the middle of the week for reflection, introspection, and letting go of any stress or negativity that may have accumulated. This practice provides a valuable opportunity to pause, assess one's emotions and experiences, and release any pent-up feelings or thoughts onto paper. By engaging in this session, individuals can gain clarity, insight, and a sense of emotional release, leading to a more balanced and peaceful mindset. During the Midweek Release Journaling Session, individuals are encouraged to write freely and openly about their thoughts, feelings, and experiences without judgment. This process can help in identifying patterns, triggers, and areas of growth or improvement. By allowing oneself to express and release emotions through writing, one can experience a sense of catharsis and emotional healing. Additionally, this practice can foster self-awareness, mindfulness, and resilience, ultimately supporting overall well-being and mental health.

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