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A Lakewood, Colorado senior community that's had people die there under questionable circumstances, in the newspaper for "Colorado Places With the Most Repeat COVID Outbreaks," homeless sleeping in lobby, intruders and water problems. Appears Eaton was written about in Westword on December 2, 2021, "Colorado Places With the Most Repeat COVID Outbreaks"

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The Power of Positive Spaces: Surrounding Yourself with Uplifting People and Places

In our fast-paced world, where obligations often pull us in every direction, it's crucial to prioritize the environments and relationships that genuinely nurture our well-being. Spending time in places you love and with people who build you up can significantly impact your mental and emotional health. Let’s explore why these choices matter and how they can enhance your life.

The Importance of Cherished Spaces

Our surroundings play a vital role in shaping our moods and attitudes. When you spend time in places that resonate with you—be it a tranquil park, a bustling café, or a cozy bookstore—you create a sanctuary for yourself. These spaces can evoke feelings of comfort, creativity, and inspiration. For instance, nature has a remarkable ability to rejuvenate the mind. Studies show that spending time outdoors can reduce stress, improve mood, and even boost cognitive function.

Think about your favorite places: they likely evoke positive memories and feelings. By intentionally choosing to spend more time in these settings, you can create a refuge that encourages mindfulness and relaxation. This isn't just about escaping daily pressures; it's about actively curating an environment that promotes positivity.

The Impact of Uplifting Relationships

Equally important is the company we keep. Surrounding ourselves with supportive, uplifting people can profoundly affect our self-esteem and outlook on life. Positive relationships provide encouragement, help us navigate challenges, and foster personal growth. Conversely, spending time with negative or toxic individuals can drain our energy and hinder our progress.

Consider the people who lift you up—friends, family, mentors. These relationships are essential for your emotional health. Engaging with those who celebrate your achievements and support your dreams creates a powerful network of positivity. It fosters an environment where you feel safe to express yourself, share your aspirations, and take risks.

And remember, just because they're 'Family' doesn't mean you have to associate with them, especially if they're toxic. We severed ties with quite a few 'Family' members, because they were emotionally, physically, verbally and financially abusive.

Building Your Positive Environment

Creating a life filled with cherished spaces and uplifting relationships requires intentional effort. Here are some steps to guide you:

1. Identify Your Favorite Places: Make a list of environments where you feel happiest and most at peace. Try to incorporate regular visits to these locations into your routine.

2. Evaluate Your Relationships: Reflect on the people in your life. Who inspires you? Who drains your energy? Consider spending more time with those who uplift you while setting boundaries with negative influences.

3. Create a Balance: Life can’t always be perfect, and there will be times when you need to navigate difficult relationships or environments. Strive to balance these moments with time in your favorite spaces and with your supportive circle.

4. Cultivate New Connections: Seek out new friendships that align with your values and aspirations. Join groups, attend workshops, or volunteer in areas that interest you. Engaging with like-minded individuals can broaden your support network.

5. Practice Mindfulness: As you spend time in your chosen spaces and with uplifting people, practice being present. This enhances your appreciation for these moments and deepens your connection to your surroundings and relationships.

Conclusion

Prioritizing the places you love and the people who build you up is not just a luxury; it’s a vital aspect of a fulfilling life. By consciously choosing your environments and relationships, you empower yourself to cultivate joy, resilience, and growth. In the end, it’s about creating a life that reflects who you are and who you aspire to be—one filled with positivity and purpose. So, go ahead, seek out those special places and uplifting people. Your mind and heart will thank you!

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