Summer, but a fleeting moment.
 
… or is it?
 
 
 
Dear First name / friend, one of the biggest reasons I'm interested in learning how to become more mindful is so I can make time stand still. Or at least slow down. Now, I'm being a bit facetious, but being present is one of the only ways I know that we can combat the fast moving nature of time.
 
We blink and it's the middle of the week. We blink and it's the middle of summer. Just typing that makes me anxious. We spend a lot of time zooming through our days, hardly even noticing, anything.
 
This is precisely why I'm on a mission to help you cultivate a daily breathing practice. So that, together, we can become more mindful. Better able to ground ourselves in the present moment. And actually take notice of our lives moving forward, our summer days slipping by, one by one. ✨
 
I hope this note inspires you to take a moment to simply be in the moment. It might sound mundane or even ridiculous, but when you practice being present, you get better at being … present.
 
notice the tiny things
 
I'm excited to be redesigning our weekly newsletter! Maybe you noticed the new look and feel? Stay tuned for a reintroduction of our 365 Mindful Days community and how you can benefit from being part of it. 
 
365 is built upon the notion of learning to be more mindful. I hope you spend a bit of time contemplating your relationship with time and how mindfulness plays a role. It's an important one. ✨
 
 

 
Reasons to join our 
Summer Mindfulness Group ...
 
focus
Train your brain how to focus by learning how to direct your attention.
ground
Learn how to use your breath to keep yourself steady even when challenging things arise.
let go
Cultivate your ability to let go of judgment - toward yourself and others.
 
Excited for you to explore the many benefits 
of becoming mindful. Little bit each day.
Lynn Curry
 
 
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