Staying Connected During This Time of Social Distancing

 

 

Staying Connected During This Time of Social Distancing – 094

 

In Episode 94, we offer some tips to stay connected during this time of social distancing. Social distancing doesn’t mean you need to distance yourself from people emotionally. In fact, connecting with others is more important now than ever because we are all going through these strange times together and trying to navigate this new normal.

You are probably feeling some form of anxiety or grief and that is absolutely ok.

I think all of us are feeling some anxiety or fear about the virus and those people in our lives who may be vulnerable.

Also, we are all, in one way or another, grieving our lives from a few weeks ago especially when we don’t know when this will end or what is on the other side.

As we all work through these emotions together….let’s do our best to stay connected during this strange time of social distancing.

In Ooh Me Likey, we are both into a TV show this week

In You Win or You Learn,  we decided that nearly everything about the current time in history is a learn and so we are both sharing a win this week.

 

Tune in and Listen Below

 

 

What You’ll Hear (and don’t want to miss!)

 

1:26: Intro: 

3:07: Jenny and I discuss some ways to stay connected during this time of social distancing.

18:19: Ooh Me Likey:  Jenny and I are both into TV shows as a distraction this week.

20:57: You Win or You Learn : We both picked a win this week because we feel like we need it.

23:38: Outro: 

 

Resources + Links Mentioned in This Episode:

Peggy and Jenny

 

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Canadian Blood Services

Social Distancing Meme we discussed

Infographic: The Vital Importance of Social Distancing | Statista

Zoom

FaceTime

Google Hangouts

WhatsApp

Messenger Video Chat

House Party

Article about Introverts and Extroverts in a time of social distancing

TV Show:  Parks and Recreation

TV Show: The Tiger King

#hallwayworkouts check out on Instagram or Facebook

Yoga With Adriene

 

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The Improvement Project podcast is hosted by Dr. Peggy Malone and Jenny Couse.  Peggy is a health care provider who encourages her patients every day to create better habits associated with their health and wellness.  She is wife to the hilarious and heavily bearded John, with whom she takes many adventures as well as Cat Mom to the floofy ragdoll Amigo Dr. Peggy is also a human being on a mission to create better habits for herself and by doing so, she hopes to inspire others to take up the challenge with her!  Jenny is a marketing professional in the international trade sector.  She and her husband Jeff are parents to hilarious 6 year old Ethan.  Her year of monthly habit resolutions in 2015 piqued her interests in how habits are created and best kept.

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Until next time,

 

Let’s get to work on improving your most important project.  That’s YOU!  Stay focused and get after it!

Thank you so much for listening.

Big Love,

Peggy and Jenny