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Five inspirational Instagram accounts you should be following

byChristine Dulion
March 20, 2020
in Lifestyle
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Five inspirational Instagram accounts you should be following
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As COVID-19 weaves its way through the global population, leaving businesses closed and people stranded at home in isolation, it’s easy to lose sight of the bigger picture and let negative thoughts creep into your daily routine.

Aside from using this obligatory “me-time” to read a great book or explore a new hobby, you can add a few inspirational accounts to your Instagram feed to brighten your days and keep your mind focused on a positive outlook for the days to come.

We’ve found a handful of our favorite inspirational accounts to get you started.

Humans of New York @humansofny

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“I just want to live under the same roof with my son and his mom. We’re living apart right now while I look for a place we can afford. But it’s been over two years now. It’s hard on our relationship. I hardly ever get to see my son. I work at the post office. That’s the ‘US Government.’ You think I’d be able to find a place for us to live. But you go to a handful of apartments, and you realize it’s all the same. They want credit this. Background that. But that’s not even the issue for me. It’s the rent. They expect your salary to be ten times the price of rent. It’s like c’mon, man. Only a certain class of people can afford that. You’re telling me who you want. And it’s not me. I tried to go the affordable housing route. But that’s a ‘wait list’ situation. I got one call back in three years—and I made $300 too much. So apparently you have to be dead poor or incredibly rich to find an apartment. We even thought about going the shelter route. Just go all the way under. Just to be together. But I didn’t want to risk it. It’s not safe enough for my son. So I just throw up my hands. It’s hard to know where to point the finger. It’s on me, I guess. I've got to figure out how to make as much as possible to provide the bare necessities. But I’ve tried everything in my power. I’m not sure what else to do.”

A post shared by Humans of New York (@humansofny) on Mar 4, 2020 at 7:23am PST

What began as a photography project in 2010 by founder Brandon Stanton is now a phenomenally popular Instagram account, offering up inspirational stories of the colorful lives of everyday New Yorkers. This photoblog now has more than 10 million followers and has expanded to publish two books, “Humans of New York” and “Humans of New York: Stories,” with a curated selection of profiles.

The project has also been involved in fundraising and charity efforts for a number of causes. Stanton started the project by photographing various people he met on the streets of New York, eventually striking up conversations with them and including short interviews with details of their lives. Through the power of social media, this project became an internet sensation and now connects followers with daily doses of humanity. 

Apartment Therapy @apartmenttherapy

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We don't hate gray here! As versatile as it is timeless, the color gray is a rarity on the spectrum. Its ability to double as a neutral and work as a natural complement to a variety of hues makes it a decorative staple that can withstand a revolving door of trends. Pair it with white, pink, or soft blue, and it inspires a calming essence. Team it up with vibrant reds and yellows, and you’ll instantly feel its energizing effects. Regardless of what you do with gray, you can count on the fact that it will fit in with just about any decorative style or space. To get you started, we compiled a shortlist of the colors that can take this dynamic shade to new heights. Click the link in our bio to read! (Image: @nicolemcrowder)

A post shared by Apartment Therapy (@apartmenttherapy) on Mar 18, 2020 at 2:44pm PDT

For visually appealing posts filled with DIY tips and motivation centered on organizing your personal space, look no further than Apartment Therapy. Originally a lifestyle blog founded in 2004 by brothers Maxwell Ryan and Oliver Ryan, this account has nearly 2.5 million followers and proposes to help “everyone to live happy, healthy lives at home.”

Design-focused posts offer up gorgeous compositions and styles that appeal to your innate sense of creativity. However, you’ll notice a trend in much of the content – a focus on beautifying and functionalizing small living spaces in a way that is accessible to more people.

Happsters @happsters

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Can’t get enough of these pups 😂 🐶 Happy #puppyfriday! // Vid: @bbflabradors

A post shared by KELLI PEASE ★ HAPPINESS TIPS (@happsters) on Feb 28, 2020 at 8:10am PST

This “happiness blog” founded by Kelli Pease focuses on the “4 Gs: Gratitude, Growth, Giving & Gathering.” More than 105K followers make up this community. It began through a moment of inspiration in 2013 when Pease witnessed an organization called “Happier Boston” handing out oranges and holding up “happy signs” at a train station. This act of compassion sparked the idea in Pease that spreading happiness would make the world a better place.

Fridays are #puppyfriday and feature adorable, cuteness-loaded posts alongside their daily content of inspirational quotes and positive messages.

Food52 @food52

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Chickpeas and sweet potatoes unite for this perfect Thursday pick-me-up. With a little help from lemon tahini. Because everything is better with tahini. 📸: @thecuttingveg #f52community #f52grams

A post shared by Food52 (@food52) on Mar 19, 2020 at 3:00pm PDT

For foodies, there are a ton of cooking and food inspiration accounts to follow on Instagram. But, there’s no overlooking Food52, which serves up content that will make you want to lick your screen. Founded by food editor, cookbook author and entrepreneur Amanda Hesser, this food blog has won a James Beard Award, which recognizes culinary professions in the United States. Also, it has gone on to publish New York Times-bestselling cookbooks.

Their motto is “eat thoughtfully, live joyfully.” They’ve set out to bring together a community of like-minded people to share recipes and cooking tips as well as support one another in their culinary endeavors. Gorgeous photography meets delicious recipes for a winning combination that might become one of your favorite accounts. 

Kayla Itsines @kayla_itsines

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#BBGathome ⁣#SWEATathome⁣⁣⁣ If you are unable to leave the house or are working from HOME right now, I challenge you to find a drink bottle and fill it with water (or large glass if you don't have one), keep drinking from it throughout the day and refill it when it's almost empty. This is a great way to make sure you not only stay hydrated, but are getting up and moving around regularly. ⁣⁣⁣⁣ ⁣⁣⁣⁣ It's so important that we look after ourselves and those around us especially during this time. #BBGCommunity, comment below with any other tips for those who are at home at the moment!⁣⁣⁣⁣ ⁣⁣⁣⁣ kaylaitsines.com/BBGatHome⁣⁣⁣ ⁣⁣⁣⁣ #BBG #BBGStronger #BBGBeginner #BBG2020 #bbgcommunity

A post shared by KAYLA ITSINES (@kayla_itsines) on Mar 19, 2020 at 1:30pm PDT

For a healthy life-balance, a good #fitspiration account should definitely be on the list. Look no further than Kayla Itsines, the Australian personal trainer who has built up an impressive fitness following on Instagram with more than 12 million followers. She has been personal training since 2008 and now focuses on educating and encouraging women in their fitness journeys (although these workouts are perfectly suited for guys, too!).

Daily posts offer instructional videos for workouts that can be easily performed at home, plus plenty of motivational posts to keep you focused on your goals. For a tailored approach, join her paid BBG programs for flexible 28-minute workouts that are easily accessible on the SWEAT app.

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