Using your daydreaming to enhance your real life.
When daydreaming becomes addictive and maladaptive, it’s usually an unhealthy coping mechanism. But using daydreaming to cope with something doesn’t necessarily mean it’s unhealthy. So where’s the line between a healthy coping mechanism and an …
In last week’s article, I looked at how you can study as a daydreamer without being distracted by your daydreaming. But there are also ways you can use your daydreaming to help you be a …
How to study as a daydreamer – part 2: how your daydreaming can help you study Read More »
Manifesting is intentionally training your brain and your nervous system to believe in something that hasn’t happened yet. Mel Robbins I absolutely love the Mel Robbins podcast. Listening to Mel is just like having a …
Daydreaming isn’t manifesting, but daydreamers can learn to manifest Read More »
Immersive daydreaming is often described as vivid fantastical daydreaming that involves a detailed imaginary world, a complex plot and a cast of lifelike characters. Even if your daydreams are fairly realistic, involving people you actually …
Different styles of daydreaming – it’s not all about the paracosm Read More »
When I was a child, my favourite place to daydream was in the garden at the back of our house. I used to bounce a ball off the back wall of the house over and …
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