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Tangentz

Tangentz

By: Slizwaq Molly Murmur Teeny Whopper
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Join us where a group of friends from diverse backgrounds come together to discuss news, share views, and talk about their unique experiences. Each episode offers fresh perspectives and engaging conversations that will leave you informed and inspired.

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Episodes
  • Finding Joy in the Dirt
    Jun 11 2025

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    We explore the concept of finding joy in life's messy, imperfect moments rather than waiting for ideal conditions. This episode challenges the notion that happiness requires achievement or perfection and introduces the idea that joy can be found in everyday experiences, even during difficult times.

    • The problem with "achievement addiction" - constantly postponing joy until after reaching goals
    • Gardens as a metaphor for finding joy in the process, not just the perfect end result
    • How difficult experiences serve as "emotional compost" that enriches our capacity for growth
    • Joy as a form of rebellion against a culture that profits from our insecurities
    • The science behind joy - how brief moments of happiness create lasting neural pathways
    • "Microjoys" - the small daily moments of happiness we often overlook
    • Embracing "unhinged joy" - allowing ourselves to express happiness authentically
    • How joy and pain can coexist as part of the complex human experience
    • Practical exercises like the "dirt ritual" for grounding yourself and finding everyday joy
    • Creating tangible reminders like joy jars, altars, and playlists to cultivate more happiness

    Step outside today. Touch some soil, feel the air, smell the rain if it's raining, and see what you notice. You might be surprised by the joy you find.


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    **Thank you for tuning in to the Tangentz Podcast!** 🌿
    We hope today’s episode brought you peace, inspiration, and actionable steps towards a more balanced and fulfilling life. 🌸
    Remember, your wellness journey is unique, and we're here to support you every step of the way. Don’t forget to subscribe, leave us a review, and share this podcast with anyone who could use a little extra light in their life.
    For more tips, articles, and wellness resources, visit us at https://wrwofficial.com Stay connected with us on social media for daily inspiration and join our community of like-minded individuals!

    **Stay grounded. Stay well.** 🌱

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  • Sunday Evening Reset
    Jun 5 2025

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    We dive deep into the phenomenon of Sunday evening anxiety and offer practical, sustainable solutions to reclaim your weekends without falling for Instagram-perfect self-care myths.

    • The Sunday Scaries represent anticipatory anxiety about the week ahead, not just a bad mood
    • Traditional self-care has become commercialized, often pushing expensive and time-consuming solutions
    • "Unglamorous self-care" focusing on boundaries, basic needs, and small habits can be more effective
    • The Sunday Reset framework includes three key elements: Release, Restore, and Reorient
    • Simple 15-minute practices like the "permission walk," "phone shelf," and "no-list" can make a significant difference
    • Creating a "Sunday sanctuary" doesn't require spending money—just small environmental adjustments
    • Challenging your inner critic with compassionate counterstatements helps reduce anxiety
    • Reframing Monday by planning small enjoyable moments can transform Sunday's feeling
    • Success doesn't have to mean dreading Monday—that's a false narrative we can change
    • Experiment with personalized approaches to find what genuinely works for your Sunday reset

    Remember that rest isn't weak—it's wise. What small act of self-care might make the biggest difference for you this Sunday?


    Support the show


    **Thank you for tuning in to the Tangentz Podcast!** 🌿
    We hope today’s episode brought you peace, inspiration, and actionable steps towards a more balanced and fulfilling life. 🌸
    Remember, your wellness journey is unique, and we're here to support you every step of the way. Don’t forget to subscribe, leave us a review, and share this podcast with anyone who could use a little extra light in their life.
    For more tips, articles, and wellness resources, visit us at https://wrwofficial.com Stay connected with us on social media for daily inspiration and join our community of like-minded individuals!

    **Stay grounded. Stay well.** 🌱

    **Follow us:**
    - Instagram: @wellxrootedxwellness
    - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/948985443013245
    - Twitter: @wrwmedia
    - Website: https://wrwofficial.com/


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  • Green Therapy
    Jun 3 2025

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    What if the secret to boosting your mental wellbeing was sitting on your windowsill? Our deep dive into "Can a Houseplant Save your Mental Health?" reveals compelling science behind those leafy roommates.

    The evidence is surprisingly strong—touching plants can lower stress hormones within minutes, while brief interactions with nature improve memory and concentration by up to 20%. NASA research confirms common houseplants like snake plants and peace lilies actively remove airborne toxins, potentially enhancing mental clarity by reducing your body's filtration workload. Even the color green triggers evolutionary responses associated with safety and resource abundance.

    Beyond physiological benefits, plants serve as profound metaphors for our own growth journeys. They mirror our needs for supportive environments, respond to consistent care rather than perfection, and demonstrate remarkable resilience after setbacks. This parallel creates a unique opportunity for gentle self-reflection without judgment. The visible progress of unfurling leaves and stretching stems offers tangible feedback often missing from mental health improvements, while care routines establish grounding moments of mindfulness in otherwise chaotic days.

    For those experiencing isolation, plants create meaningful companionship. Naming them shifts perception from objects to living presences sharing your space. The sensory experience of plant care—touching soil, observing growth, smelling herbs—provides powerful grounding techniques recognized in trauma-informed therapy. Whether you're a seasoned plant parent or hesitant beginner, the article offers accessible entry points with six resilient varieties suitable for any space or schedule. Consider how your next leafy friend might not just beautify your home, but genuinely support your wellbeing journey—growing alongside you, one leaf at a time. Ready to find your green ally?

    Support the show


    **Thank you for tuning in to the Tangentz Podcast!** 🌿
    We hope today’s episode brought you peace, inspiration, and actionable steps towards a more balanced and fulfilling life. 🌸
    Remember, your wellness journey is unique, and we're here to support you every step of the way. Don’t forget to subscribe, leave us a review, and share this podcast with anyone who could use a little extra light in their life.
    For more tips, articles, and wellness resources, visit us at https://wrwofficial.com Stay connected with us on social media for daily inspiration and join our community of like-minded individuals!

    **Stay grounded. Stay well.** 🌱

    **Follow us:**
    - Instagram: @wellxrootedxwellness
    - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/948985443013245
    - Twitter: @wrwmedia
    - Website: https://wrwofficial.com/


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