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Spring Cleaning for Your Brain
Welcome back to the Year of Y.O.U. newsletter! Today we explore what it means to have mental clutter, why that can be problematic, and how to reduce it. Making mental space for who you are today Welcome back to the Year of Y.O.U.! In February, we explored the idea of “Falling in Love with You.” This topic focused on tending to your heart, honoring your needs, and practicing care that begins within. Love, in this sense, was not about perfection or performance, but about attent
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Mar 126 min read


Falling in Love with You
Welcome back to the Year of Y.O.U. newsletter! Today we step away from the typical messaging of romantic love in February and embrace loving yourself first. When you love yourself, everything else will fall into place. Welcome back to the Year of Y.O.U.! Last month, you were invited to return to yourself with greater awareness and compassion. We hope you found even a small moment to pause, breathe, and reorient. That alone is meaningful. As we move into a new month, we invite
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Feb 266 min read


Press Play, Not Fast-Forward
Welcome back to the Year of Y.O.U. newsletter! Today we will be discussing how to resist the temptation of moving too fast during the traditional time of reset and restructuring. Slowing down when the natural urge is to move faster Welcome back to a new year! Before we begin, I invite you to consider this question: Are you feeling rested? Are you ready to embark on another 365 days? If not, you are in the right place. There is no need to rush. I encourage you to become awa
Year of You Staff
Jan 224 min read


A Moment for Connection
Welcome back to the Year of Y.O.U. newsletter! Last month, we discussed how the holidays can be a challenging time. Today, we will discuss how to connect with those experiencing difficult emotions at the end of the year. Holding Space for Others During the Holiday Season For many, the holiday season is associated with celebration, connection, and tradition. For some, it can be a time of profound grief, disconnection, or quiet survival. For others, the season may feel heavy n
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Jan 226 min read
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