I was really hesitant with self-development apps because most of them either feel super generic or too heavy-handed. What worked for me with Liven is how practical it is. It’s not about positive thinking or quick wins—it’s more about noticing your reactions, learning from them, and gradually choosing differently. I’ve always struggled with boundaries, especially in close relationships, and this app gave me a way to reflect on that without shame. The way it frames questions really helped me connect dots I hadn’t even considered before, like how much of my behavior is rooted in wanting to be liked. I still keep a notebook for deeper stuff, but honestly, having Liven on my phone helps me stay grounded in moments where I’d normally spiral. If anyone’s wondering what is Liven, this is what is liven to me—something that helps you pause, look inward, and actually hear yourself. It’s not therapy, but it’s helped me get more out of therapy and daily life. I recommend giving it time, though—it’s not magic in one day, but it’s real change if you stick with it.
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Sometimes I wonder how many versions of ourselves we walk past every day without noticing. Like, there’s probably a dozen alternate versions of me that made one different choice, and maybe they’re all out there somewhere doing okay, or maybe they’re struggling in totally different ways.