No, There’s No One Size Fits All for Happiness
Hi babes! I hope you’ve all been doing well and enjoying everything pumpkin spice and the beautifully curated spooky Halloween neighborhood décor!
Hi babes! I hope you’ve all been doing well and enjoying everything pumpkin spice and the beautifully curated spooky Halloween neighborhood décor!
Hi babes! This week I’ll be doing a Throwback Thursday about that time I won my triathlon, in last place! Before I dive in, don’t forget to secure your spot in our upcoming retreat in the beautiful and sunny, Destin, Florida.
You’ve probably read and heard it a million times, that meditation helps with stress. It’s true and what’s more it has a track record of being a successful stress reduction tool, and is scientifically proven.
You know what’s more valuable than money? Time. Time is something you can’t make more of. It’s the most precious commodity we have. More valuable than diamonds, gold, houses, cars, toys or bank accounts.
I have never been more grateful to have so much ranch work that I literally do not have time to scroll social or watch the news (it isn’t something I do anymore anyhow, but the work is so damn good for the soul I don’t desire to either).
As women, we were raised with the idea that putting ourselves first is selfish. And now that we are adults and mothers, we tend to help and support others but don’t really make time to take care of ourselves and engage in activities that enrich us.
The morning, even in quarantine, is the catalyst to your day. Most often how you start your morning will determine how the rest of your day will flow.
If someone asked me to give a 1-sentence definition of meditation, I’d say that it is an approach to training the mind, just like exercise is a way of training the body. Dee adds to this definition: “meditation is a consistent or daily practice that helps you tune in to your best self.”