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When family members have different responses to shared wellness practices

My sister and I decided to start a gratitude and goal-setting practice together at the beginning of the year, and while she's thriving with daily journaling and has this amazing momentum, I keep falling behind and feeling like I'm failing at something that's supposed to make me feel better. Now our weekly check-ins feel like me apologizing while she tries not to seem too excited about her progress, and I think we're both starting to dread what was supposed to bring us closer.

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More people experience this than they realize.

What we've seen

Two people attempting to grow together discover that positive practices can create unexpected shame and distance when progress isn't equal.

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