Happy Sunday evening, beautiful humans! š Before the weekend slips away and Monday starts whispering your name (or shouting it...š
), let's take a moment to pause and reconnect. I'd love to see what filled your cup this weekend! šø Drop a favorite picture (or two!) in the comments. It doesn't have to be perfectly curated. Maybe it was your morning coffee ā, a hike š„¾, your grandkids š, your dog being delightfully unhinged š¶, a gorgeous sunset š
, or simply a quiet moment that reminded you to breathe. Now let's set ourselves up for success this week... I want you to commit to ONE thing. Just one. Not seventeen new habits, a complete life makeover, and a meal-prepped refrigerator worthy of Pinterest by Tuesday. š We're practicing Radical Unbecoming, not Radical Overwhelm. Choose one simple thing that feels doable: ⨠Go to bed by 9:00 PM. š Read that book you've been meaning to startāfor just 10 minutes. š¶ Take a walk. š§ Drink more water. āļø Call someone you love. š§ Sit quietly for five minutes. š Do something thoughtful for someone else. ā¤ļø Or choose something that's been quietly tugging at your heart. Remember... This is YOUR time now. Small, intentional actions create momentum. And momentum creates transformation. š Also...go check out our updated About section! I've added our new Radical Unbecoming Framework, so you can see exactly how we'll move through this journey together: š Awareness ā Alignment ā Action ā Transformation I can't wait to hear what resonates with you! And because I'm asking you to share your commitment, here's mine... šāāļø This week I'm committing to: ⨠Working on (goal is to launch) our very first Classroom Assessment (I can't wait for you to experience it! š¤) š Spending intentional time with one of my closest friends next weekend. Because nurturing our relationships is just as important as pursuing our goals. Now it's your turn! š Share: šø Your favorite weekend photo ⨠The ONE thing you're committing to this week And while you're here, cheer on another woman in the comments. One encouraging word can go a lot farther than you think.