Reconnecting with Yourself: Journaling & Quiet Time
Life gets overwhelming - whether you’re starting a business, dealing with loss, or feeling disconnected. Waking up to a never-ending to-do list by 7 AM isn’t sustainable. It’s time to take control.

Small Shifts, Big Impact
- Start Your Morning Intentionally
Skip the phone. Instead, grab a pen, paper, and your morning drink (matcha is a great choice for focus!). Spend 15 minutes on yoga or meditation, followed by 10 minutes of journaling. Feel your emotions – don’t suppress them. - Plan with Purpose
Use a calendar (physical or digital) to organize your life by sections – work, self-care, family, business, etc. Color-code and schedule breaks. Set time limits for tasks and stick to them. - Declutter Your Space
A messy environment affects your mindset. Clean and create a space that feels peaceful and inspiring. - Prioritize Joy
Write down what truly brings you happiness and what no longer serves you. If you’ve always wanted to try something – tennis, painting, hiking – make it happen instead of spending hours on mindless scrolling. - Fuel Your Body & Mind
A healthy, balanced diet keeps you energized and focused. Sip your matcha, dream big, and move forward with a plan.
Taking control doesn’t mean doing more – it means doing what matters. Start small, stay consistent, and watch the shift unfold.
November 29, 2024
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Life gets overwhelming – whether you’re starting a business, dealing with loss, or feeling disconnected. Waking up to a never-ending to-do list by 7 AM isn’t sustainable. It’s time to take control.