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We like to think we are being objective and professional, but the truth is that many of our judgments are emotional residue leaking from one meeting, conversation, or experience into the next.
It was a privilege to sit down with @melrobbins and talk about why emotion skills are no longer optional. They shape how we think, decide, lead, and show up for the people around us every day.
🔗 melrobbins.com/episode/episo…
#EmotionalIntelligence #DealingWithFeeling #Emotionregulation
The How We Feel Project retweeted
Physical States are not Always Emotions.
Do you ever confuse your physical state with how you feel in the moment?
You are sitting on a plane (like I am now) or lying in bed or having your morning coffee and you notice you’re “negative’.
If you're like me, you start searching for all the things going wrong in your life. Gosh, aren't we good at that?
Here’s what's often happening: you’re confusing your physical state for a mental state. Why? We are over interpreting our physiology.
Your physical state IS NOT your emotional state.
Take home message:
- Pay attention to and address your physical states (e.g., get better sleep, drink some water).
- Don’t automatically assume your physical state is an emotion that needs to be addressed.
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What an unforgettable experience recording with Mel Robbins.
From the thoughtful preparation, to the incredible team, to the conversation itself, every moment exceeded my expectations. Mel brings a rare combination of curiosity, wisdom, warmth, and energy that makes you feel both challenged and supported.
I was deeply moved by the care her team puts into every detail and humbled by the standing ovation that followed our conversation. It reminded me that behind every great podcast or production there is a group of people deeply committed to helping others learn, grow, and thrive.
Thank you, Mel, and the entire team, for making this one of the most inspiring podcast experiences of my career. I left energized, grateful, and even more committed to helping people understand and manage their emotions.
I can’t wait for you to hear our conversation.
(And yes, I needed an apple box for my feet! :))
@melrobbins
@CeladonBooks @Inkwellmgmt @Chartwell_Ideas
#MelRobbins #TheMelRobbinsPodcast #EmotionalIntelligence #DealingWithFeeling #PermissionToFeel.
The How We Feel Project retweeted
Love Viktor Frankl’s work :) The Meta-Moment technique I co-developed with @RobinSStern, and write about in Dealing with Feeling, is built for exactly this space between activation and response.
We all get activated. The question is whether we let the feeling drive the reaction, or pause long enough to choose a response that serves who we want to be. That space is a skill, and it can change everything.
The full conversation is on the Mighty Pursuit podcast: f.mtr.cool/ugvwtopqgs
#MightyPursuit #DealingwithFeeling #MetaMoment #BestSelf
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.@HowWeFeel, 153 days in, my favorite health tracking app. Exquisite design, intuitive, light-weight and zero dollars.
The best secret app more people should find. @Apple, feature this, and get more eyes on it.
Kudos to @8en, James Regan, @mudaba and the entire team. I’m still your #1 fan.
Spotted: @HowWeFeel, created by @bensilbermann and team members @Pinterest + @drmarcbrackett and @YaleEmotion, turning 25 years of emotional intelligence research into a seamless product.
Most mood trackers give you 5 emojis. They built a 144-word language using vocabulary as an interface.
And integrated evidence-based tools, AI reflection partner, real-time friend sharing, and geometric shapes that reflect internal states.
RT @8en: This👇is a valuable insight from tracking your feelings over time. When we have an unpleasant feeling, it’s easy to think that it w…
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You can now use @howwefeel on android!
play.google.com/store/apps/d…
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3. The app @HowWeFeel. I can't remember when I felt so comfortable and pleased by the first interaction with the soft. It's as warm as coming home.
Big kudos to the team behind it, and it's free. Give it a try.
howwefeel.org
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📒 I started journaling as a form of meditation this year. Previously I found no joy in it whatsoever and wasn’t able to make it stick but a few months ago a close friend of mine introduced me to this app called How We Feel. (what's the big deal? 👇🏻)
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Replying to @jamesrichardfry @HowWeFeel
hey, cool! therapist had me use it a few months ago and it's a gamechanger. words are hard. putting words to feelings is even harder. but damn, does this app do a phenomenal job making that experience easier and more accessible. keep up the awesome work <3
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The “How We Feel” app has been so helpful in deciphering my feelings. Highly recommend!
The How We Feel Project retweeted
Our relationships are a key source of health and happiness. Whether you touch base virtually or spend time together in person, these special moments give us the opportunity to reinvest in those we love. npr.org/2023/01/15/114906356…
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I’ve been using howwefeel.org for the last 2 weeks. I’ve found it to be so helpful, to check in, reflect and record feelings. Well done to the team behind this wonderful app. Thanks for making it. 🙏
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Best app I have downloaded in ages. @HowWeFeel Beautiful purpose, relaxing UX, original UI
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Our Nature Medicine paper describes ongoing efforts to establish an international consortium to collect #COVID19 symptom, health status, demographic, exposure and other data. Examples include @HowWeFeel and coronaisrael.org/. Please join us.
nature.com/articles/s41591-0…
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Replying to @OHAOregon
@OHAOregon I use the @HowWeFeel app for daily check ins for symptoms of #COVID19. So far, I like it. 👍
howwefeel.org/ – at Eugene, OR
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HHMI News: HHMI Investigator @zhangf has partnered with a volunteer team from Pinterest to develop a new app that lets users report their symptoms of #COVID19 - helping public health authorities track the spread of the disease. bit.ly/2zktpQL
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The @HowWeFeel app allows users from all over to anonymously provide health info to leading medical professionals, helping determine where new outbreaks may be occurring.
📱iPhones/iPads: apps.apple.com/us/app/howwef…
📱Androids: play.google.com/store/apps/d…
💻Web: howwefeel.app/
How We Feel
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Nonprofit launches @HowWeFeel app to track coronavirus symptoms; CT leaders want you to use it: wtnh.com/news/health/coronav…
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Download + help share @HowWeFeel, a new app that uses the community's help to track + fight #COVID19.
Developed by @XihongLin @zhangf @kinggary with @Pinterest CEO @8en + @FeedAmericaWI, it uses self-reported data to help public health officials better respond to the pandemic.




























