When it comes to friendship, what is true for you right now? And more importantly, what do you want to manifest? We are all longing for connection, belonging, and community. But sometimes it’s ourselves that are holding us back. This episode will guide you on a free writing journey to get to the core of what you really long for and how you can obtain it. Tune in to begin.
If you consider all of your closest friends, a lot of them are probably very different. But there are some qualities that they all have in common. In this episode, you are going to reflect on the most important quality that you look for in other people when it comes to choosing your friends. This will help you determine your core values. Tune in to begin.
The focus of today’s gratitude practice is a friend that has been present in your life and made a positive impact on you. Whose face immediately came to mind when you considered that? Tune in to show them some appreciation. Rachel will share how to put this gratitude into practice.
Great friendships are a key part of life. But so many of us have been raised with a really narrow view of what friendship can be. This week, we are going to spend some time digging into old beliefs that may be holding us back in our relationships. Tune in to nourish your friendships and find out what being a true friend really means.
Today’s self-care practice provides you with a beautiful healing remedy. You are going to make fire cider! Fire cider has been used for hundreds of years to strengthen the immune system. Rachel will share the recipe, how to use it when you’re sick, and the benefits she has seen in her own life. Tune in to begin.
We have a fairly deep inquiry today that ties your self-worth with your physical health. When you are unwell, what happens to your emotional state? Can you move through a cold fairly easily, or are there some limiting beliefs that lead you down a rabbit hole of self doubt? In this episode you will get to the bottom of it and see if there is a chance to heal. Tune in to begin.
It’s easy to relate our ability to operate at maximum capacity with our self-worth. When we feel under the weather, we often also feel really hopeless and useless. Today’s gratitude practice will remind you that the symptoms you feel during a cold are actually your body’s way of healing. The processes you go through are so intelligent and intricate.
As a journaling practice this week, you are going to tune into what your body needs to stay healthy. What do you need to feel good? By the end of the practice, you will narrow it down to one thing your body has been asking for the most - and it may not be what you think. Tune in to begin.
As the summer turns to fall and the seasons shift, there is one thing that always seems to happen: we get sick. We may catch a little cold or just feel under the weather. For this week’s intention, we are going to explore our relationship with health and use that knowledge to listen to what our bodies need. Tune in to begin.
Today’s self-care practice is very basic and foundational, but it brings with it the opportunity to connect with the season, with your family, and with yourself. You are going to pick the most nourishing, fall-inspired meal you can think of - and then you’re going to cook it with intention. Once you’re done, you may realise cooking is not so much a chore.