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The day the brain wants to rest☁️

When I put the phone down and took the color instead, 🎨🌿

🫧🍯 I have to say that coloring is not something we used to do or are good at before, but I feel like I'm spending too much time on social media. I want to try to give myself a simple time. I try to paint 😂, which feels like it's fun. And really, I don't have to hold my phone all the time. I spent about 5 hours with this picture, no check notifications, no plowing into other people's lives, just the color in my hand and my mind. 🍵

🕰️ At first it was thought to be boring, but as you paint it down and down, you feel like you're taking a break from the information, messages, and expectations that run in every day. Sometimes taking care of yourself may not necessarily be a big deal. Just find a small activity that keeps us more present.

🌿✨ Who feels like spending too much time on social media? Try to find time to do small activities that don't have to hold your phone. Whether it's painting, reading, planting trees, or taking a quiet walk for a while. Maybe living with yourself without notice gives your heart and brain more rest than you think. ☁️🤍

# SocialDetox # Rest my heart # Coloring # Spend time with yourself # MentalWellbeing# SlowLiving

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