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Fresh ideas to feed your mind, body and soul.
“Mindfulness is a conscious choice made every day to practice self-awareness, curiosity, compassion for self & others, so that you can witness thoughts, emotions, body sensations, and the surrounding environment objectively – through the lens of love.”
— Angie Reens
Honoring Your Natural Pace
It’s easy to bypass or dismiss our needs when we’re in a hurry. But what I’ve realized is when I listen, when I honor my pace, I discover what I truly need. Some days that is slowness, softness, and stillness. Other days it’s focus, energy, and inspiration. Both are valid. There is no right or wrong—only what works for you.
Shift from “New Year, New You” to Celebrating the Real You in 2025
Instead of focusing on changing, fixing, or improving things you don’t like about yourself, what if we shifted the narrative? Instead of putting your attention on what needs to change, why not build on what’s already working, what you’re proud of, and what truly inspires you? Let’s focus on the things that bring you pure, unfiltered joy and fulfillment.
Grief is Not Linear, Nor is Our Human Experience – Cultivating Grace Through Grief
Grief is not linear. It’s a process to be honored, embraced, and felt deeply—just like every other part of our human experience. It’s yours to nurture. Allow it to unfold at its own pace. If you’re struggling, don’t hesitate to ask for help. You are not alone.
Grief can take many forms. Sometimes, it’s not just about the loss of someone we love, but also the grief of letting go of an old way of being, a season of life.
Whether you’re grieving a recent loss or something from the past, I want you to know: you’re not alone. You are seen. You are heard. Your grief is valid.
Comparison is the Thief of Joy — Here's How to Connect to the Peace Within Yourself
It’s easy to get stuck in a cycle of believing everyone else has it figured out, that everyone else is living a perfect life. Comparison is a trap that steals our joy, and when I’m not grounded within myself, I often look outside for validation. But here's the thing — comparison is the thief of joy. When we focus on what others have, we lose sight of the beauty and magic of what’s right in front of us.
