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Jodie McCormack

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Reporter with The Irish Sun | jodie.mccormack@the-sun.ie | All opinions are my own
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Managing anxiety

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By Jodie McCormack Verified
I’ve turned down professional opportunities, said no to days out, avoided people, didn’t take my children to the fun places I’d wished I’d been able to, stayed in when I’ve wanted to go out and I’ve been irritable and sad because of it. I bet if you’re still reading this, you’re fiercely nodding along because you can recall a time when anxiety held you back from doing something. And you remember the feeling of being stuck in indecision.
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What to say instead of staying silent

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By Jodie McCormack Verified
Relationship problems Many of us use the silent treatment to avoid conflict, unintentionally creating more as we don’t realise how painful it can be to be ignored and feel dismissed. That feeling of being ignored or not knowing what to say can be gut-wrenching and soul-crushing. Often, when we choose to remain silent, this is born out of a desire to not say the wrong thing or to hide our anger and frustration in the hopes that we won't say something we may live to regret.
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Kayleigh goes rogue with successful jewellery brand

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By Jodie McCormack Verified
| Limerick Post Verified
KAYLEIGH Bolger has always had a unique and edgy sense of style but struggled with finding jewellery she felt fit her aesthetic. After receiving complements on the chunky style jewellery she had sourced for herself, the Limerick woman noticed a gap in the market. Instead of returning to her retail job after the pandemic, Kayleigh, who has lived on the Ballysimon Road her entire life, decided the time had come to set up her own jewellery business. And so Red Rogue Accessories was born.
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