Episode 26: Calm in the Noise — Part II: Discernment Over Consumption How to Stay Informed Without Letting the Noise Lead You
Hello, Visionista!
You don’t have to tune out the world to protect your peace. In Episode 26 (Part II of Calm in the Noise), Dr. Yanina teaches the difference between consumption (passive intake) and discernment (intentional choice). If the noise has been hijacking your focus, nervous system, and productivity, this episode gives you a practical path to stay informed—without letting information lead your inner world.
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Reflection Prompts:
What happens inside me when I consume heavy information?
Do I confuse exposure with responsibility?
What am I usually looking for when I scroll—information, reassurance, distraction, or control?
This Week's Mindfulness Strategies:
Time Boundaries (choose when you consume)
Source Boundaries (choose what you consume)
Emotional Boundaries (choose how you process)
This Week’s Action Step(s):
Step 1. Pick one daily information window (example: 12:30–12:45 PM).
Step 2. Change one source: mute/unfollow one account or feed that spikes anxiety.
Step 3. Use your anchor statement daily: “I can be informed without being emotionally led.”
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Remember, I am here if you need support in this area. Learn more about my 1-on-1 wellness sessions at www.dryaninagomez.com.
Did you know I am also an author?
Yes, I’ve written three books! Here they are…
Today's Working Artist: Weekly Mindful Reflections to Awaken Your Potential
Crush Self-Sabotage and Live Fully: The Artist's Wellness Journey to Confidence & Success
Moms Don't Quit: How to Stay Connected with Your Tween or Teen in a Noisy World
“Let’s quiet the doubt, transform that relentless loud inner voice into your biggest ally, lead from unshakeable purpose, and watch your business and life rise. Purpose is loudest when anxiety is quiet.”
—Dr. Yanina