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In celebration of the final day that Volume 3 of Sincerely is available we are sharing a Reverse Bucket List practice that we worked through this weekend. So much of our lives are oriented towards what we don't have, what we haven't accomplished, so this practice invites us to orient towards things we have accomplished…
Read MoreI wrote a vulnerable newsletter earlier this week about my challenge with scarcity mindset. I often catch myself thinking about what I lack, "I don't have enough time, I'm not working hard enough, I haven't accomplished as much as my peers, etc." I even caught myself saying out loud "maybe I'm not busy enough."
Read MoreNational Letter Writing Month is over, but that doesn't mean your practice has to end. A quick google search reveals that it takes more than two months, 66 days to be exact, for a new habit to form. So, now that you're 30 days in, why not keep going?
Read MoreWhen we were doing research for Volume 3 of Sincerely we came across this quote from Brene Brown and we were immediately transported to the beginnings of Of Note. We started this small business as a way to slow down and appreciate the little things, the everyday magic right in front of us like this cherry blossom confetti ✨
Read MoreDuring a brief stint as a baby-sitter my charge was a good sleeper. His father said "sleep begets sleep." I am not sure if that is really true with regards to sleep, but the phrase has stuck with me ever since and I have certainly found it to be true with gratitude practices and letter writing practices.
Read MoreWedding season has arrived and we are welcoming it with open arms. We love an explicit excuse to celebrate and think the joining of two lives in love and community is a spectacular reason to rejoice, one that need not be reserved just for the wedding day.
Read MoreAs 2017 turns into 2018 we find ourselves reflecting on the past year, thinking about the good and the bad, the progress and the roadblocks. We think about the ways in which we've been able to connect with others and the ways in which we've fallen short.
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