Whether you're in the "Circle of Concern" or "Circle of Control" nurture your circle of friends

nurture your circle of friends 

Via Dr. Julie Gurner (@drgurner)

"Great reframe for any day that you feel a bit out of the right headspace, is to focus on the "Circle of Control."

If you can't control it, you don't need to spend energy on it.

Shift up your perspective, and take on the right things."

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A good reminder on the Circle of Control

"The more self-aware you are, the more benefit you can get out of the Circle of Control." Ideas via @StephenRCovey  #Sketchnote via @Haypsych

A good reminder on the Circle of Control

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"The circle is sacred"

"A safe place to be yourself. There is no agenda except just come and share your story," she said.

The women will "go with the flow" to create the kind of circle they want, as such groups can often change course, she said.

Read the full article about the women's circle being formed in Franklin by Michelle Reid in the Milford Daily News here