You know that feeling when anxiety, overwhelm, or chaos takes over your body?
Maybe it's in your chest. Maybe your stomach. Maybe your whole body feels like it's buzzing or spinning out of control.
Here's a tool that sounds too simple to work—but it does.
Here's how it works:
Now pause. Notice what you notice.
You might feel confused. Wonky. Like "wait, that was weird."
Your thoughts might slow down. Your chest might feel lighter. You might take a deeper breath without meaning to.
That "weird" feeling? That's your nervous system recalibrating. That's you getting unstuck.
Your nervous system doesn't know the difference between a "real" movement and one you're doing with your hand—it responds to both.
By changing the spin on the outside, you're interrupting the stuck pattern on the inside.
And that interruption? That's what gets you moving again. Moving forward. Out of the loop.
This isn't about understanding why you're anxious. It's about shifting the pattern in your body so you can actually think clearly again, so you can take action, so you're not frozen or spinning out.
It takes 30 seconds. And it works even when you're already flooded—unlike breathing techniques that can feel impossible when you're activated.
Seriously. Think of something mildly stressful. Find the spin in your body. Use your hand to match it, slow it, move it away, reverse it.
See what happens.
Next week I'm sharing something deeper: my personal story with Focusing—the practice that helped me discover "I can take up space" in just 20 minutes.
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