What makes someone a winner in life?
Substack is overwhelmed with talented and hardworking writers. Each one recognized for simply showing up. There is one woman who stands out and her name is
.Georgia is the creator of The Rebuild Compass and The Literary Compass. She is consistent with providing entertaining and informative content on Substack. She is also a published author.
The Synergy Game
Synergy in the context of wellness refers to the beneficial interaction or cooperation between different elements (like mind, body, and spirit) or practices (like exercise, nutrition, and mindfulness) to achieve a greater combined effect than the sum of their individual effects.
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Synergy is an holistic approach to wellness. And The Synergy Game is Georgia’s book that is her proven strategy that shares the components that make her healthy and whole. Her candid writing style gets right to the solutions of simple strategies to improve life.
Game Instructions
Players
It’s for anyone who is interested in healing from their past.
As we age life doesn’t always go as planned. Children grow up, mature into adulthood and leave the nest; our careers come to an end and we retire or are forced out of the workplace; and marriages dissolve because a partner gives up on the union. On top of that we have a past that most of us have never fully healed from.
Rules of Engagement
You have to want to win.
Discipline is key to success. Georgia represents the disciplined woman on Substack. She is consistent with providing quality content and an inspiration for others who also want to be winners.
How to Play
Writing to Heal
Embracing Gratitude
Stillness
Yoga
Music Therapy
Dance Therapy
Nutrition
Community
Celebrate Wins
Releasing Energy through Writing and Burning
Releasing Energy through Emotions
Embracing Nature
Spiritual Healing
Words that Heal
Shopping Therapy
Lifelong Learning
Vibrational Healing
Sanctuary
Rewriting the Narrative
Photography
Self Love
Georgia refers to healing from her past and I use the word recovery. Both healing and recovery are interchangeable. There isn’t one way to heal and a variety of tools available for anyone choosing to play the game.
Who Wins
The winner is the one who finds and implements the tools that work for them.
Georgia includes an extensive list of tools that work together for her. Where her focus for spiritual healing is found in a higher power, a creator, and source, I find Christian-based healing. Georgia and I both win because we found what works for each of us.
Finishing Strong
The game doesn’t start and isn’t over at a certain age. It’s a game that everyone can play. It doesn’t have an ending but when are day comes that our physical bodies return to the Earth we will finish strong because of how we played the game.
An Invitation to Play
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