From Digital Dark to Yogic Light: Reclaiming Presence and Productivity After the Blackout
When a power cut plunged Spain into darkness, it revealed a powerful truth: our relentless pursuit of productivity is draining us. This isn't just another post about time management. It's a yogi's guide to reclaiming presence and finding a more sustainable flow, even in our hyper-connected world. Discover three simple, yoga-inspired steps to detach from outcomes, focus your energy, and cultivate contentment. Learn how to redefine productivity, not as endless doing, but as mindful being. Ready to step off the hamster wheel and into a more balanced way of living and working?
Unmasking Yourself: Finding Authenticity Beyond the Scroll
The fear of being truly visible online? I've been there. In my latest blog post, I share my journey with this vulnerability and how the practice of yoga has been instrumental in helping me shed the filters and embrace my authentic self. If you're also longing to express the true you, this one's for you. Read more!
The Lie of ‘I’ll Rest When I Have Time’ - And What to Do Instead
You don’t have to earn rest. Discover why rest matters now, not later and 3 simple ways to slow down, soothe your nervous system, and feel better fast.
Why You’re Always Connected… But Still Feel Lonely
Feeling disconnected even though you’re always online? Here’s why digital connection isn’t enough and how yoga can help ease loneliness and bring you back to yourself.
The “Always On” Trap: Why You Can’t Stop Checking Your Phone (And How to Unplug Without FOMO)
Let’s start with the core issue: why is it so difficult to put our phones down? If you’ve ever tried a digital detox but found yourself reaching for your phone without even thinking, there’s a reason for that.
The Social Media Fog: How Small Shifts Can Help You Feel More Present & Energised
I know what it’s like to feel exhausted, burnt out, and stuck in an endless cycle of stress. For years, I used distractions, food, exercise, overworking, and social media to escape the heaviness of my reality. I’d open my phone to just check something and suddenly lose myself in a blur of scrolling, absorbing everyone else’s “perfect” lives while feeling like mine was falling apart.
