Name: How to Give Yourself Grace and Show Up When You Are Not Feeling Your Best.
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How to Give Yourself Grace and Show Up When You Are Not Feeling Your Best.

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We all have days when we don’t feel at our best. We feel down, get tired or just need a break. It feels harder when you're running your own business because it feels like you're never allowed to be sick or tired.
        
    
        
          I've been there. I have this day every month where I don't want to get out of bed [I think my cycle is to blame!].&nbsp;
        
    
        
          But over the years, I’ve learned that certain things help me feel better when I'm not feeling my best.&nbsp;
        
    
        
          Here’s what works for me and you can try them too:
        
    
        
          Bottom line, it’s OK to not feel great! You can still show up in your business - just be good to yourself in the process.&nbsp;
        
    
        
          These exercises help me out greatly but whatever grace looks like for you, I want you to give it to yourself. You're deserving of permission, love, and light.

We all have days when we don’t feel at our best. We feel down, get tired or just need a break. It feels harder when you're running your own business because it feels like you're never allowed to be sick or tired.
        
    
        
          I've been there. I have this day every month where I don't want to get out of bed [I think my cycle is to blame!].&nbsp;
        
    
        
          But over the years, I’ve learned that certain things help me feel better when I'm not feeling my best.&nbsp;
        
    
        
          Here’s what works for me and you can try them too:
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Chloé Watts

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