This is a reminder that you’re allowed to do the *bare minimum* in some areas of your life. I workout, and I (thankfully) really enjoy the workouts that I do, but will I push myself to do the alternative harder positions at pilates? Nah. I showed up. That’s all I ask of myself. The bare …
Set a timer for an hour. Write these three lists: What’s not working for me? What can I do about these things immediately? What can I consider doing long term / ongoing? Then take action on your *immediate* actions list. Here’s an example that you can use to get inspired: **What’s not working for me:** …
As we are almost halfway through 2022, I thought I would reflect on all that has happened and remind myself… and you, through my stream of consciousness, that no situation is final. Looking at the past year, I realise a year does indeed change a lot! Our lives are constantly changing, and things can quickly …
If you are at a point in your life when you are not sure what you need to do or which path to take or if you are doing the right thing… That’s probably because your soul is wanting you to delve deep within yourself and find what you truly want from your life. Probably …
A gentle reminder: If it’s been two days, two weeks or two months since you’ve meditated/journaled/worked out, just bounce back ~ don’t overthink it. Bounce back *as many times as you need to*. It’s 100% OKAY (and normal, even) to fall off track, just get back to it (at literally any point). You get 0 …
What if you dedicated this next season to loving yourself more? What if you chose now, this moment right here, to commit to yourself and your growth. What if you decided that you are worthy of the love you give others and started directing some of that love to yourself What if you allowed yourself …
The next time you know that you have to do something that you wouldn’t usually enjoy, ask: How can I make this more enjoyable? Some things simply aren’t enjoyable. For me, a 2-3 hour travel on the train is unenjoyable. Going to a shopping centre is a drag. *But* if I use that question – …
The easiest way to lose momentum is to plan for your aspirational self *all of the time*. Some days you *are* your aspirational self. You wake up with energy and motivation and a will to change the bloody world. But some days, you’ll wake up and want to stay on your phone for an …
It is when you are willing to listen to yourself and be fearless, that figuring out your next step becomes easy. Our lives are made up of a complex network of pathways that we can use to move from one phase of life to the next. For some of us, our paths are wide, smooth, …
Who do you want to be a week from now, a month from now, a year from now? Visualise her, really start to understand how she feels, how she behaves and thinks and how grateful she is to you, who decided to take the steps today to become her. What does she do, and how …
