
Braveheart, I delight in seeing content about February “being the new January” … especially because January is a bit of a blur for me due to a hard fall on the ice. 😵💫
Continue reading “January review”"Unlikely adventures require unlikely tools." -Mr. Magorium
Braveheart, I delight in seeing content about February “being the new January” … especially because January is a bit of a blur for me due to a hard fall on the ice. 😵💫
Continue reading “January review”For the past twelve years I have published an annual Kit for creating a creative record of intention and story. For 2025—along with the resources I offer to my Ko-fi patrons—I will be publishing guides on a quarterly basis to help simplify the process of developing a right brain planning practice.
Right Brain Planner Quarterly Guide:
January-March 2025*
*This is a DIGITAL FILE. You may use it as a digital file and/or print at home (or take to a print shop) for your personal use. This file cannot be resold, redistributed or used for any commercial purpose. Because this is an instant download, no refund is available.
💗 Download the insert with the 2025 lunar phases + monthly tabs—and the 2025 Right Brain Planner themed quotations to use in your “planner” at no charge:
The 2025 Right Brain Planner theme is:
[Chapters 📖 The Magic of Your Story Unfolding]
For this quarterly guide, I included 29 pages of content and reference materials about getting started with a right brain planning practice + 12 monthly journal pages with prompts + a quarterly month-at-a-glance page.
Right brain planning fosters self-compassion (instead of a system based on performance) because it prioritizes expression, your well-being and checking in with yourself; tracking your phases [energies, moods, progress] with nature’s seasons and the moon’s phases; tending to your Life Quad, nourishing your senses and noticing the details of the world around you.
Thank you kindly for your interest in right brain planning! ♥
I am the sole author of the dictionary that defines me.
Zadie Smith
Braveheart, a journal practice (jots on a calendar, collage, hand-written entries, doodles, etc.) helps us to know ourselves, and to heal and expand.
What we chronicle (and mentally process) provides us with snapshots of our needs, desires, worth and progress.
Putting pen-to-paper + dated entries (in whatever form that is doable) helps us to identify specific patterns, thoughts and habits within our cycles of living.
Between stimulus and response there is a space. In that space is our power to choose our response. In our response lies our growth and our freedom.
Viktor Frankl
Setting aside minutes of time creates a space between what is happening within us and in our living.
Within our choices and responses lies our growth and freedom, and the potential for new options.
Thank you kindly for your interest in right brain planning! ♥