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    • Expand your news sources for a balanced perspectiveDiversify news sources to gain a balanced perspective and avoid relying on one source or algorithm for news

      It's essential to be mindful of where we get our news from and ensure that we're consuming a diverse range of sources. The news can be alarming, misguiding, and triggering, especially when we rely on one source or an algorithm that feeds us the same type of news. To counteract this, consider exploring new news sources as an addition to your current ones. Websites like Positive News and Squirreldashnews.net offer a focus on positive news stories that may not receive mainstream attention. By expanding our news intake, we can gain a more balanced perspective and help control how we feel about the news.

    • Stay informed and positiveAdding a new news source can help maintain a balanced perspective and expose us to positive happenings in the world, contributing to our mental wellbeing

      It's essential to expose ourselves to diverse news sources to maintain a balanced perspective and stay informed about positive happenings in the world. The world is filled with both challenges and opportunities, and focusing solely on negative news can be detrimental to our mental wellbeing. By adding an extra news source to our feed, we can ensure that we're not missing out on the good news that often goes unnoticed. In essence, it's a reminder to stay informed and stay positive, as we all have the ability to overcome challenges and make a difference in our lives and the lives of those around us. Remember, "You have 100% got this!"

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