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Something is happening Monday. 🌿
For 7 days I'm going to walk you through clearing the specific recent events your body is still holding onto. Not old stuff. Not the deep wound. Just what happened recently — that conversation, that moment, that thing that won't leave your chest. It's free. It starts Monday. And I want YOU there. 👉You are already in the right spot, but if you want to learn more, go ahead and click this link. Drop a 🌿 in the comments if you're in! — Jackie
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Something is happening Monday. 🌿
When Your Thoughts Won't Stop — Try This for 60 Seconds 🌿
Your brain isn't broken. When you're under stress, it loops. That's not a flaw — that's physiology. Your amygdala is doing its job. It just needs a gentle interrupt signal to know it's safe to stop. Here's what I want you to try right now 👇 Tap the side of your hand — your Sorter Point — and say out loud: "Even though my thoughts won't stop, I'm choosing to come back to right now." Do it 3 times. Slowly. Mean it. Notice what shifts — even just a little. That little shift? That's your nervous system beginning to sort. Thoughts don't have to stop completely for you to feel better. You just need to give your brain a safe place to land. 🌿
When Your Thoughts Won't Stop — Try This for 60 Seconds 🌿
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@Jennie Evans That makes my heart happy, Jennie! 💛 The sorter point (Karate Chop point) is one of those little things that looks so simple — and then you actually try it and think, oh, that's real. Your nervous system knew what to do. You just gave it the signal. 🌿
🌿 Friday Restore
Let's talk about what restoration actually means — because it's not what most people think. Restoration isn't a bubble bath. It's not checking out or collapsing on the couch because you're too depleted to do anything else. Restoration is active recovery. It's giving your nervous system the specific conditions it needs to shift out of survival mode and back into a state where healing, connection, and growth are actually possible. Your body can't rewire in a state of overwhelm. It needs a window — and restoration is how you create that window. That's exactly why we end every week here with Restore. Not as a reward for pushing through. As a practice of coming back to yourself. And speaking of coming back to yourself... Something big starts Monday. 🎉 The May Breakthrough Challenge is a 28-day EFT clearing experience — and the first week is completely free and open to everyone in this community. But here's the thing: Week 1 is just the beginning. The real shifts happen in the next 21 days, and that work lives exclusively inside Growth Circle. If you've been on the fence about joining, this is your moment. Seven dollars a month — and you'll be inside for the full ride. 👉 Comment "CHALLENGE" below and I'll send you the details. We start Monday. Let's go. 💛
🌿 Friday Restore
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As a naturopath, I see it all the time — women who are exhausted but can't actually rest. Their body is tired but their nervous system is still running like the threat never left. That's not a willpower problem. That's a biology problem. True restoration is something I've watched change people from the inside out — not just how they feel, but how they sleep, how they respond to their families, how they show up for themselves. That's why we built this community around it. And that's why I am so excited about what starts Monday.
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@Wendy Wiseman It really is!!!
Thursday Skillset: Still Exhausted After Resting? This Is Why. 🌿
Did you know sleeping is a skill? Really, consider it. Imagine that you went to bed early. You took the rest day. You slowed down. And you're still exhausted the next day. This is one of the most frustrating things I hear — and I want you to know it is not in your head. Here's what's actually happening 👇 When your nervous system is dysregulated, your body stays in low-level threat mode. And in that state, it burns energy constantly — even while you sleep. Even while you rest. Even on the quiet days. Scientists call this allostatic load. Your system is working overtime just to maintain baseline, and no amount of sleep replenishes that. The fix isn't more rest. It's telling your nervous system it's finally safe to stop and rest. A simple place to start: breathe with a longer exhale than inhale for two minutes. That extended exhale activates your parasympathetic nervous system — the part of you designed to restore, repair, and recover. That's where real rest begins. 🌿 Now a question for the community 👇 On a scale of 1–5 — how rested do you actually feel when you wake up in the morning? 1 = I could sleep for a week 5 = I wake up genuinely restored Drop your number below. 🌿 No judgment here — just want to know where you're at. Because your answer might have less to do with how much you sleep and more to do with something most people never address. 💛 Every number is welcome. Let's see where we all are.
Thursday Skillset: Still Exhausted After Resting? This Is Why. 🌿
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@Jennie Evans I am cheering for you!
Rewire Wednesday
Your brain didn't betray you. It just got commandeered. 🌿 You know that moment when you meant to stay calm — and then your mouth said something sharp, or your mind went completely blank, or you spiraled into a thought you didn't even invite? That's not a character flaw. That's cognitive commandeering. When your nervous system senses threat — real or perceived — it takes the wheel. Your logical, clear-thinking mind gets pushed to the passenger seat. And suddenly you're reacting from a place that doesn't even feel like you. The rewire starts when you recognize it's happening. Not to judge it. Not to push through it. Just to name it — because naming it interrupts the loop. Try this today: Next time you feel yourself reacting in a way that surprises you, pause and say (even silently): "My nervous system just took over. I can come back." That one sentence is the beginning of the rewire. 💛
Rewire Wednesday
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Oh, I have to share something personal here. 🌿 Years ago I was in a conversation with someone I loved — and they said something that hit a very old wound. I knew in my head what I wanted to say. I had the words. I had the calm. And then… I didn't. What came out instead was sharp. Defensive. And the moment it left my mouth I thought — that wasn't me. Where did I even come from? It took me a long time to understand that my nervous system had already decided that conversation was a threat before my logical mind even had a chance to show up. It wasn't weakness. It wasn't a character flaw. My body was just doing what it was built to do. The difference now is I can feel it starting. That little shift — the tightening, the rush — and I know to pause before I let it drive. That awareness didn't come overnight. But it changed everything. 💛 Has anything like this ever happened to you? I'd love to hear — you're safe here. 🌿
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@Jennie Evans Jennie, this is such wisdom. 💛 What you just described — staying calm, speaking out, then waiting for the right moment to address it — that is nervous system regulation in action. You didn't match their chaos. You held your own ground. And that line about "two people at a stress point just creates more chaos" — that's exactly it. When one person can stay regulated, it changes the whole dynamic of the room. The fact that they came back and apologized? That's what happens when we refuse to escalate. We create space for the other person's nervous system to come back down too. You were raised with something really valuable — the understanding that calling something out doesn't have to mean raising your voice. That's a skill a lot of people spend years trying to learn. 🌿 Thank you for sharing this. It's a beautiful real-life example of exactly what we talk about in the Cognition Domain — recognizing the moment, holding steady, and choosing your response instead of just reacting. You should be really proud of how you handled that. 🌿💛
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Jackie Rosch
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Jackie Rosch is a classically trained naturopath, combining principles of neuroscience, EFT, and traditional approaches.

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