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This colorful family celebration scene was created with a digital oil painting style. The artwork portrays good values and represents a family that is enjoying their time together. The background depicts a colorful and vibrant party with many people, such as children and adults, and has a vibrant color sche - Family night fun
Modern art is full of bold, bright colors, intricate lines, and deep meaning. But sometimes, when you look at a piece of art, you don’t see what the artist was trying to say. Maybe it’s too subtle, or too complex. Instead of understanding the complex messages, you just see shapes. - Irregular forms pattern
This digital acrylic painting artwork, Abstract seascape view is a representation of the horizon of a seaside place with a mild breeze blowing. The artwork depicts a seascape with a lot of blues, whites, and purples representing how peaceful it looks in the distance. The artist uses multiple shades of b - Abstract seascape view
Cold and snowy deserts have hot summers but extremely cold winters. these deserts are found in high, flat areas, called plateaus, or mountainous areas in temperate regions of the world. the Gobi desert in central Asia is one of the coldest deserts in the world. - Snowy desert landscape
This digital artwork is an exploration of the concept of racism. Discover the powerful message of equality and unity with this art piece. Two beautiful young ladies of different races face each other in black and white, creating an image of harmony and justice to demonstrate our need for togetherness and - Equality for all
The midnight ghost is a digital painting that I created to show my love for the world of art. The midnight ghost is a digital painting that features some interesting elements including a ghost, a tree, and a house. The midnight ghost expresses the urgency of a soul trying to contact someone close to them but - The midnight ghost
Perfect for any home or office interior, this digital painting depicting an Algerian woman in her daily routine provides a unique and meaningful statement. Featuring an Algerian lady walking in the street, headed to the market, the artwork carries with it a distinct impressionist style and a great deal o - Algerian woman's daily routine
This digital painting features a symbol of liberty in the center with a blue and white background. The painting is meant to represent the freedom that we have in our society. In this piece, I was inspired by the Statue of Liberty. I wanted to create a piece that would make people feel the same sense of h - The symbol of liberty
The city is the main subject in art, and its representation is based on memory and imagination. A city is a place of movement, a meeting point for people and ideas. This section will show the beauty of the city through the work of artists. - A view of the city
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Why You Feel Anxious When Someone Asks What You Did This Weekend “What’d you do this weekend?” That’s what your coworkers innocently ask you every Monday morning. They’re just making conversation, of course, but do you feel a pang of anxiety when you’re asked that question? Do you feel a need to justify your weekend? To prove that you spent it in a worthwhile way? What Would Happen If You Told the Truth? I mean, what would happen if you told the truth? I took my makeup and my bra off 35 seconds after I got home Friday night and spent Saturday working on my Pinterest dream house. Then suddenly it was Sunday night and I panicked because we have no groceries and no clean clothes for the week. So I berated myself for that and made myself feel better with an evening of Netflix. This shirt I’m wearing today is dirty and I haven’t shaved my legs in 8 days. Would your coworker laugh and high-five you because that’s exactly how they spent the weekend? Would they glare at you and silently walk away? Would they whisper about you to the rest of the company and spread rumors about how *gasp* lazy you are? And How Would You Feel If You Told the Truth? Would you feel empowered to share that you spent the weekend exactly how you wanted? Would you feel ashamed that you didn’t do what you think you should have done? Would you feel scared that they wouldn’t approve? Maybe you’ve never really thought about what would happen if you let yourself spend the weekend exactly how you wanted and then told the truth about it. But I’d bet that if you really think about it, you’d be anxious...maybe even ashamed...to do that. You Believe You’re Worthwhile When You’re Stressed See, our culture has led us to believe that our worthiness is attached to our hustle. It’s the hustle, the stress, the busy-ness that tell us that we’re worthwhile, that we’re on track. We feel better about ourselves when our plate is full. Our self-esteem gets a boost when we’ve checked certain things off our to-do list. We think we’re doing something right when we’re constantly busy. You Believe You’re Not Worthwhile When You’re Relaxed And, unfortunately, the opposite also seems to be true. When we’re relaxed or calm, we tell ourselves we’re lazy...we should be doing more. You get to the end of a weekend and think about all the things you should have done...all the extra chores you could have done if you hadn’t “wasted” so much time. And you tell yourself you’re a bad wife, a lazy mom, a useless person. But “Vacation You” Gets to Relax Without Guilt The only time we really allow ourselves to relax guilt free is when we’re on vacation. On vacation, we tell ourselves it’s perfectly fine to lie by the ocean, sip cute drinks all day, and soak up the sun. But as soon as we walk back in our own homes, it’s miraculously inexcusable. But, why should it make a difference? Why do we pretend like there are different rules for the 5 days we’re in Mexico than the 360 regular days we’re at home? Sure, not every day of our lives can be spent on the beach, but why should my definition of my own worthiness change depending on my beach status? Where Does Your Worthiness Come From? What makes your children worthwhile? Is it whether they get their chores done? How good their grades are? Or are they inherently worthwhile just because they’re alive? What about your siblings? Are they valuable as human beings because of how much they get done on the weekends? Or how productive they are at work? Or your friends? Are they deserving of respect because of how many things are on their to-do list? How much money they make? What kind of job they have? Or do they deserve respect simply because they’re decent humans? What makes you worthwhile? Is it how stressed you are? How much you’re hustling? How much you’re grinding? Or is it your presence on this planet? Your compassion, your kindness, your spirit? How to Stop Attaching Your Worthiness to Your Stress Level If you have noticed that you judge yourself for taking a day off or a weekend off, start with my free 5-part course. In that course, I’ll teach you the three things that make us feel anxious when someone asks what we did on the weekend and how to reverse that pattern. Now that you know why this happens, that course will teach you how it happens and how to reverse it. Get started here. Stop Attaching Your Worthiness To Your Stress Level FREE COURSE SIGN UP HERE! We make a lot of decisions in our lives based on our feelings. We shop when we feel bored, we drink when we feel stressed, we sleep when we feel sad. Next week, I’ve got a message for you about how the emotional compass that guides your life is out of whack and how to recalibrate it. Don’t miss it. Talk to you soon, Dr. Finch P.S. Summary: A lot of people feel anxious when their coworkers innocently ask them what they did over the weekend. We feel that anxiety because we have inherent judgments about what we should have done and we feel inadequate when we didn’t meet those expectations. Get started with my free 5-part course to reverse this pattern. P.P.S. Remember, this is education, not treatment. Always consult with a psychologist or therapist about your mental health to determine what information and interventions are best for you. See the disclaimer for more details. Hayden C. Finch, PhD, is a practicing psychologist in Des Moines, Iowa, dedicated to helping you master your mental health.
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