Stop struggling!
Go back to Living in Green.™
Too many people are suffering emotionally right now. Stress levels have been rising for the past few years, even among our youth. Living in a constant state of overwhelm has become normalized, but we are not made to live like this.
The Living in Green Project™ was founded by Dr. Poonam Sharma, a psychologist of 25 years who witnessed the emotional fallout from the pandemic first-hand and grew tired of watching people struggle needlessly to create a life they love.
The mission of The Living in Green Project™ is to empower people to shift out of constant overwhelm and exhaustion into feeling safe, connected, and hopeful about life.
Living well is not as simple as it used to be. At The Living in Green Project,™ we want to help you defy the odds by offering you a SIMPLE TOOL based in neuroscience that has the power to transform your life.
Please use and share it! And, let’s all Live in Green™ together.
Where are you living?
Green, yellow, or red?
Just like the three colors of a traffic light, researchers have discovered there are three different states in which our nervous system operates.
- Green: You feel steady and strong.
- Yellow: You are feeling stressed out.
- Red: You have been struggling for so long that you are shutting down.
Click on the graphic to enlarge it. Where are you right now? If you would like a pdf of the assessment and some simple ways to get back to green, click below.
The COVID-19 pandemic is over, but the emotional pandemic is not.
- Alarmingly, more adults than ever in the U.S. report being completely overwhelmed by stress most days. This is especially true for younger women and minorities.
- Over 75% of adults report symptoms of stress, including headaches, fatigue, or problems sleeping.
- The U.S. Surgeon General has issued an advisory in response to a growing mental health crisis among our youth.
Some are stuck in yellow and red
Have you ever been stuck at a traffic light that wouldn’t turn green? It’s incredibly frustrating being unable to move.
After so many years of chronic stress, you may have noticed that many people are currently stuck in yellow and red. There’s so much blame, harshness, anxiety, depression, burnout, and divisiveness in the world right now. People have hit their limits and can’t find a way to feel safe.
It’s easy to be angry at people in yellow and red because it’s hard to be around them without feeling bad yourself.
However, we can all learn how to go back to green more quickly, and practice staying there.
We must go back to green
Our deepest need is to feel safe. When we feel safe, we connect with each other, which in turn, leads to even more emotional safety. We see the best in humanity when we are safe and have a sense of belonging.
The pandemic taught us that life is short and needs to be centered around what matters most to us. Being overworked and constantly “powering through” are no way to live.
Many people have finally realized that there is a big
difference between living and living well. Some are now taking radical action to transform the world of work, insisting on flexibility and mentally healthier work settings.
What happens when you are Living in Green?™
When you Live in Green,™ you will discover that everything you seek in life is there:
- Safety
- Connection
- Presence
- Health
- Clarity
- Productivity
- Compassion
- Joy
- Possibility
Your best self. Your personal power.
We are our most innovative, compassionate, generous, joyous and hopeful selves in green.
SHARE THE MESSAGE!
TELL LOVED ONES
Please share the tools from The Living in Green Project™ with your circle of friends and family.
Being in green improves health, relationships, parenting, and connection to community. It is also easier to stay in green when others around you are too!!
Click the button below for a pdf of the green, yellow, red assessment, as well as a list of simple ways to go back to green.
INVITE US TO WORK
Not only do we want to Live in Green,™ it is also important to Work in Green.™ We bring the neuroscience of psychological safety to your workplace to build a culture that supports employee well-being, engagement, retention, and inclusion.
Whether you work at a school, hospital, or corporate setting, let us show you how being in green is the key to bringing out the best in everyone!
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“Red and yellow kill a fellow” is a common warning to help identify the coral snake which is poisonous to us. However, this phrase may also apply to your health.
Red and yellow on the traffic light tool are states of survival. There’s nothing wrong with going into those states when necessary, but spending excessive time in yellow and red indicates you are experiencing chronic stress and can have an impact on your well-being.
Let’s all live together in green
