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Calm it Down

Calm It Down: Morning Affirmations - When It’s Quiet Between People

Calm it Down

Chad Lawson

Health & Fitness, Mental Health

4.8678 Ratings

🗓️ 5 June 2025

⏱️ 3 minutes

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Summary

For the quiet between people, this reminder helps you trust the space without assuming it means something's wrong

Transcript

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0:00.0

Good morning.

0:02.0

Today's opening reflection is this.

0:07.0

Breathing in, I release the need to fix.

0:12.0

Breathing out, I rest in quiet understanding.

0:18.0

This space can hold softness too. So let me ask, have you ever had a quiet

0:26.8

stretch with someone and didn't know what it meant? Not every silence is a rupture. Sometimes it's just a pause.

0:41.3

Life pulling in different directions.

0:44.3

And that's okay.

0:46.3

Connection doesn't always mean constant contact.

0:50.3

It can live and trust,

0:52.3

memory, and the choice to return when the time is right.

0:59.8

So throughout your day, ask yourself this.

1:04.7

What would it feel like to trust the quiet more?

1:15.6

Throughout your day, when you have those moments of frustration, remind yourself,

1:18.6

not all space is distance.

1:22.6

Breathing in, I release the need to fix.

1:26.6

Breathing out, I release the need to fix. Breathing out, I rest in quiet understanding.

1:33.3

Have a most beautiful day.

1:39.3

Hey, by the way, if you like these morning affirmations, you can get them every single weekday.

1:49.5

Yes, believe it or not.

1:51.7

I mean, imagine feeling this good every single morning before your feet hit the floor.

1:57.4

Head over to Calm It Down Podcasts, look for deeper, and then join us.

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