Sara Ehrnrooth

You can’t access the limbic brain — the amygdala or hippocampus — through talking.

Being consistent doesn’t mean doing the same thing every day.

It means practicing the art of showing up.

Today, that might look like working on your goals.

Tomorrow, it might mean feeling your feelings.

See yourself holistically.

Do what truly supports you.

Make experimentation your most consistent practice.

The neurons in your limbic system are making new connections to your frontal cortex. By changing the way a memory is processed, the protein structure of that memory shifts — that’s neuroplasticity.

Some days, you leave your phone untouched because the silence doesn’t scare you the way it used to. Some days you cry, yes but the crying feels like release, not defeat.

You stop waking up every morning with dread in your chest. Or if it’s still there, it becomes familiar less like a monster, more like a weather pattern. You know how to live around it. You don’t panic when it rains anymore. You learn to carry an umbrella, to cancel plans, to sit by the window instead of fighting the storm.