I recommend a simple journaling process for this challenge. You can do this practice in so many ways: Just remember, it’s the act of gratitude that is most important, not how fancy your journal is. The below journal prompts will help you get your gratitude READ MORE…

MORNING It doesn’t matter when, where or how you wake up you can take 3 seconds every morning to close your eyes (or not) and mentally say to yourself, ‘thank you for the day ahead’. EVENING It doesn’t matter when, where, how or how much READ MORE…

The key to unlimited abundance is to be GRATEFUL for the abundance you already have. A gratitude jar is a simple exercise that can have profound effects on your well-being and your outlook on life. Step 1: Find a jar or box It only requires READ MORE…

Lifestyle changes and regular practices that calm the central nervous system can turn inner chaos into inner joy. Try embodying Gratitude – it’s my favourite daily practice first thing in the morning and the last thing at night. Get off autopilot and start to notice READ MORE…

Put your mind in a place of abundance. Focus on the things you already have and the choices you’re free to make. Try to spend 15–20 minutes each day for three days in a row just writing down what you hope your life will be READ MORE…

Today, I’d like to talk about the importance of gratitude. Feeling grateful for what you have in your life can lead to a tremendous number of other positive feelings. One tool to help you harness the power of gratitude is a journal. About a Gratitude READ MORE…

I’ve always felt that winter holds a certain kind of magic. Not the Christmas-movie kind with shiny lights and matching pyjamas, but a quieter, deeper magic. The kind that arrives once the decorations are put away, when the mornings are pale and still, and the READ MORE…

There is a particular kind of quiet that only arrives when the house is truly yours. Not just empty of people, but empty expectations. These next couple of days feel like that. A pause wide enough for me to stretch into myself again. No roles READ MORE…

Dr Louise Newson is a name many women speak with relief, gratitude, and a sense of finally being believed. A GP, leading hormone specialist, bestselling author, and founder of Newson Health and the Balance app, she has fundamentally changed the conversation around menopause care in READ MORE…

There’s a word in Norwegian that has no true English equivalent: Romjul. It describes the days between Christmas and New Year, the soft, in-between space when the rush is over, but the new year hasn’t yet begun. I didn’t understand the magic of Romjul until READ MORE…