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What Causes Self-Doubt? 7 Powerful Triggers to Stop Now

Why We Struggle with Self-Doubt Self-doubt is not just an emotion—it’s a habit. It follows a predictable cycle, reinforced by fear, overthinking, and comparison. The good news? If it’s a habit, it can be broken. Many people try to fight self-doubt in the moment, relying on willpower, but willpower alone is not enough. The key is to remove the battlefield of self-doubt before the battle even...

7 Shocking Truths About the Spiritual Meaning of Food

Have You Ever Noticed How Food Feels Different Sometimes? You sit down for a meal. Maybe it’s homemade, filled with warmth and care. Maybe it’s a fast-food burger eaten in a rush. Either way, it’s not just about taste—it’s about energy. Some meals feel nourishing beyond just calories. Others leave you feeling heavy, restless, or even uneasy. Have you ever wondered why? This is the essence of the...

7 Astonishing Ways to Combat Procrastination Today

Like athletes train their bodies to perform at their best, we must train our minds and hearts to do what they are supposed to do. Success, whether in faith, mental health, or personal growth, isn’t about what’s easy; it’s about what’s consistent.  “Discipline is the bridge between goals and accomplishment.” – Jim Rohn Ways to Combat Procrastination and Take Action Someone once...

I Haven’t Seen You in a While: 5 Powerful Bible Reflections

When someone says, “I haven’t seen you in a while,” it can trigger self-doubt or anxiety. While often casual, it may feel like judgment. The Bible reassures us that our worth isn’t based on social status but on God’s love and grace (Romans 8:38-39). Have you ever had someone say, “I haven’t seen you in a while!” and suddenly felt that familiar pang of discomfort? For many, it’s a casual greeting...

ADHD Spouse Burnout: 7 Powerful Steps to Overcome It

Have you ever felt so overwhelmed in your relationship that you wonder if you’ve lost a part of yourself? Living with a spouse who has ADHD can sometimes lead to what’s known as ADHD spouse burnout, a feeling of exhaustion that comes from carrying more than your share of responsibilities. It is a journey filled with ups and downs requiring patience, strength, and endurance. These are qualities...

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Eli Divert

Eli Divert is the creator of DivertMind, a blog that helps adults with ADHD, racing thoughts, and anxiety find peace through faith.

Drawing from his own journey, Eli shares simple tips and Bible-based wisdom to help readers manage intrusive thoughts and build a stronger mind.
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