Do you know? Approximately 20-23% of adults in the United States experience mental illness each year, which is about 1 in 5 adults. It includes a wide range of conditions, from mild to severe, like anxiety disorder, sleep disorders, OCD (obsessive-compulsive disorder, etc. Needless to say, it can substantially impact individuals. So, here’s the big …
Winter is for resting, nourishing, and introspection. It’s short, dark days spent cosying up, focused inwards on home. A time for nesting, resting, nourishing, restoring, gathering with friends around the fire, and preparing yourself for the new year ahead. Winter Journaling Prompts: Next, you are now about to create a vision for your life for …
Do a Life Assessment Look at your daily decisions and habits. Automate or eliminate where you can. Break things down into the following categories that apply and see where you need to put in some work to be more efficient, productive, fulfilled, and happier. Also, acknowledge where you are doing well and give yourself credit …
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 practice started. Then, you can make gratitude a habit to …
“The most beautiful thing you can wear is confidence.” ~ Blake Lively Confidence is like a dazzling accessory that lights up any room and makes you stand out in a crowd. But, unlike tangible jewellery or clothing, confidence can’t be purchased or borrowed. It must be cultivated, nurtured, and, most importantly, worn authentically. This is …
As you may know by now, writing about self-love is something I feel rather passionate about. Autumn is the season of cooler, shorter days, a time to harvest all the goodness you created this year, feasting and celebrating your wins, pruning back what no longer serves you, putting aside and preparing for winter, choosing what to …
It is my birthday today and as I enter this new year, I feel more soft, whole, radiant and embodied than I ever have before. I feel more at home within myself, with a stronger feeling of grounding and inner peace. While old patterns still rise within me frequently, I am wise in how to …
To my mind, Autumn is all about turning inwards, slowing down, and letting go. To ground, turn inwards, find stillness and clarity. In autumn, we are preparing ourselves to be reborn with the new year. This is a time of turning inward and we begin exploring our “underground”-selves–our dreams and our intuitive powers. It is the ‘moving inward’ energy …
