Greetings, my friend,I understand it's challenging to maintain consistency, especially on this healing journey.Which of your nurturing habits have you found challenging to keep up with lately?This is a safe space for honesty and growth.Perhaps you've found yourself postponing, rationalizing, or simply not engaging in practices that you know benefit your well-being and recovery.I empathize with you! There was a time when I forgot the phrase “Don’t forget to implement.” This week, I'm recommitting to putting my “active” recovery into practice.I invite you to share in the comments what you're looking to reconnect with.I'm here to support and encourage you on this path of recovery and rediscovery!

I empathize with you! There was a time when I forgot the phrase “Don’t forget to implement.” This week, I'm recommitting to putting my “active” recovery into practice.

Become a “slave” to good habits!

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Become a “slave” to good habits!

Become a “slave” to good habits!

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