Kimberly Nikia Brooks (@kimnikiabrooks) 's Twitter Profile
Kimberly Nikia Brooks

@kimnikiabrooks

mental health first.

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calendar_today28-01-2010 15:52:25

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Lalah Delia 📖 (@lalahdelia) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This is no longer your era of seeking solitude or hyper-vigilance as a form of protection. It is done. You are protected. From now on, this is your era of living, enjoying, expressing, and experiencing life to its fullest divine purpose and potential.

Inner Practitioner (@mindtendencies2) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Stay away from people who don't align with you. If they say you are not enough, they don't align with you. If they say you are trying to argue when you communicate, they don't align with you. If they call you sensitive when you express your feelings, they don't align with you.

Dr. Thema (@drthema) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It’s an art, science, and miracle to nourish yourself, in the midst of all of this drama and trauma. Remember to breathe.

Mark Hyman, M.D. (@drmarkhyman) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The best health insurance? A frying pan and a fridge full of real food. Cooking your own meals isn’t just adulting—it’s a full-blown act of rebellion. In a world where Big Food wants you hooked on shelf-stable, glow-in-the-dark snacks, choosing to sauté some broccoli is

Dr. Thema (@drthema) 's Twitter Profile Photo

May you outlast the disappointment and rest in the truth that you’re worthy of goodness even if you have yet to receive it.

Dr. Thema (@drthema) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Reject the script and the silence. You are here to be in full bloom, full voice, full fire. The aim is not to be acceptable to those who want you muted. The aim is to be fully and authentically alive. Stay free.

Mark Hyman, M.D. (@drmarkhyman) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Every time you cook your own meal, you lower your toxic load, increase your nutrient density, and take back your power. Cooking is an act of rebellion. Do it often.