Ashanti Muhammad-Pittman

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Ashanti Muhammad-Pittman

“Have the courage to be imperfect.”
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10/14/2025

Homecoming owes me NOTHING! I love my !!!

10/13/2025

Happy Indigenous Peoples’ Day!

08/01/2025

The mind-body connection is powerful. Negative thoughts fuel doubt and stress. Positive thoughts drive confidence and motivation. It’s not about toxic positivity—it’s about balance and intention. Start noticing your inner dialogue. Are you tearing yourself down or cheering yourself on? Your thoughts don’t have to be perfect, but they should be helpful. Shape your reality by shaping your mindset—one word at a time.

07/31/2025

Optimism is more than just “thinking happy thoughts”—it’s a mental skill that boosts emotional health. Studies show that optimism can raise happiness by up to 30%, improve immune function, and protect against depression. When you view challenges as temporary and manageable, you’re more likely to persevere. You don’t need to be cheerful all the time—but you can choose hope. Train your brain to ask, “What’s possible here?” instead of “What could go wrong?”

07/30/2025

Positivity is a practice—not a personality trait. Start simple:

✨ Keep a gratitude journal
✨ Say daily affirmations out loud
✨ Compliment or uplift someone around you
✨ Do one small act of kindness

These habits train your brain to notice the good, which builds emotional resilience and reduces stress. Neuroscience shows that regularly practicing gratitude can physically rewire your brain toward more optimistic thought patterns. Whether you write it, speak it, or show it—positivity pays off.

07/29/2025

What you think becomes what you feel—and eventually, what you do. Positive thinking isn’t about ignoring challenges. It’s about choosing a mindset that supports growth, peace, and possibility. When we shift our thoughts from criticism to compassion, we open ourselves up to new opportunities. Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) shows that our thoughts directly influence our emotions and actions. So when you catch yourself spiraling into doubt, pause and reframe. Try replacing “I can’t” with “I’ll try” or “I’m learning.” One small shift in thought can change your entire day.

07/28/2025

Joy is a conscious choice, not just a spontaneous emotion. Choosing joy means allowing yourself to experience pleasure, peace, and connection—even when life feels uncertain. Joy doesn’t mean avoiding grief or struggle; it means making room for light alongside the dark. Let joy be a daily practice: a slow sip of coffee, a deep belly laugh, a moment of stillness. Seek it. Savor it. Protect it.

07/25/2025

Facing fear alone can increase anxiety and delay healing. But with support—whether it’s a friend, therapist, or community—you recover faster, feel less panic, and gain tools to move forward. You don’t have to face it all on your own. Support is strength, not weakness.

07/24/2025

Fear comes in many forms—social anxiety, rational concerns, phobias, and situational stress. Understanding the type of fear you’re facing helps you respond with the right tools. For example, social fears benefit from confidence-building, while phobias may require exposure therapy. No matter the type, every fear is valid—and manageable.

07/23/2025

There are practical, proven ways to face fear with intention:

- Gradual exposure
- Positive self-talk
- Relaxation techniques
- A strong support system

Journaling to process thoughts
Facing your fears is a journey of empowerment, not avoidance. These steps don’t eliminate fear overnight—but they teach your brain you’re safe and capable. Choose courage in small doses daily.

07/22/2025

Fear will always show up when we try something new. The secret isn’t to avoid it—it’s to feel it and take action anyway. Whether you’re starting therapy, launching a new business, or setting boundaries, doing it afraid is still doing it. Courage isn’t the absence of fear—it’s moving forward despite it.

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