Simple, Sustainable, Slow. Let’s create space for a more mindful and peaceful motherhood, together. Join me for tips to simplify, intentionally build a more values-aligned life, and slow down.
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Hi there Reader, I've been talking about it for awhile, so you likely already know. As I was setting up our rhythm and plan for the next few months, I realized how important this process is for me and how much time it saves me (and how much peace it brings). I decided to offer you the process, Rhythm & Flow. It’s $9. It’s quick (less than an hour to watch and about that to implement). It’s going to save you time and bring you peace. I’d love for you to experience the power of rhythm in your day and the joy that long term flow can bring to your life. Take a look at it here. PS Let me know if you have any questions. Even at $9, I want to make sure this is a good fit for you. And please don't buy it if you are a "course hoarder" 🙋🏻♀️ and can't commit to an hour. It's not gonna save you much time sitting in your inbox. |
Hi! I'm Jess at Raising Slow
Simple, Sustainable, Slow. Let’s create space for a more mindful and peaceful motherhood, together. Join me for tips to simplify, intentionally build a more values-aligned life, and slow down.
Hi Reader, A few weeks ago, I wrote about my annual fall effort to simplify, my general failure at doing so this time of year, and the inevitable near panic attack I have as the season unfolds. It gets busy this time of year for most of us. Our schools expect more, our kids expect more (costumes! gifts! parties!), we expect more of ourselves (I mean, I am decorating for no less than 5 holidays and a birthday in the next few months). I start out with the absolute best intentions. "This year I...
Hello dear mama, Thank you for being here with me on this motherhood journey. Raising Slow has always been a way for me to work through my own generational patterns, bad habits, lack of presence and patience. Originally, It was my sole intention was to write. Just get it all down, hit publish, and hold myself accountable. And, it worked. Writing out my worries and concerns, telling you the mistakes I made and how I felt, committing to what I wanted to be as a mom (the actions, more often than...
Hi Reader, Yesterday was Rosh Hashanah (or the Jewish New Year). Shana Tova if you celebrated. I love Rosh Hashanah, and any other reason besides January 1 to have a new beginning. A reminder that no matter where we are, what we are doing, we have a chance to start fresh. As a mama, this feels important almost daily. The permission to reset, reevaluate and potentially repair every day, the regular readjustments to the seasons and our little ones' needs, and our own physical and emotional...