This helps with mental clutter


Hi Reader,

Do you ever wake up and feel like your mind is already running ahead of you?

Last week, this came up more than once in client conversations and I knew I needed to share it with you too.

I wrote a blog post about this practice because it's supportive, especially from a nervous system and subconscious perspective. I share why it works, how I suggest doing it in a way that feels gentle and doable, and what to expect when resistance shows up because let's be real, sometimes it does.

If you’ve ever noticed that your mind feels like it's racing before the day even begins, I know this will resonate and be helpful. It’s about creating a little space before your day, kids, spouse, pets, or your job starts pulling at your attention in 10 different directions.

You can read the blog post here: mindbodyandbreath.com/morning-writing-practice/

To your next shift,
Haley

Haley Navarro

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