Consider showering yourself with love and warm attention, beginning with the best day of the year for new starts: January 1!
Self-care is no joke. Ignore your body's need for care or your mind's desire for solace, and poof - you may find yourself in a state where Things. Seem. To. Be. Falling. Apart.
Most noticeably...YOU. : )
Forget the wild fitness goals and traveling the world for (just) a moment - maybe jump in, instead, with some very doable, nurturing moves toward your 'best life ever.'
One new healthy habit (just one!) done often will make a real difference in where you are, body and spirit, this time next year. You. Are. So. Worth. That. Focus. Friend!
As Gary Vee Says, "Stop acting like you live twice." (A gem shared by the awesome @sallymcmullin - check out her Instagram!)
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Funky Again Print by RBTL®
Mindful Affirmations For Health And Well Being
Solstice Neck Wrap Therapy Pack
Solstice Eye Mask Therapy Pack
Not Today Notepad by RBTL® + Fine Felt Tip Pens
The Self-Care Year Book
The Five Minute Journal 
Sunstone Meditation Stone
Kin Thai Cookbook
Sunshine Print by RBTL®
Cashmere All Year by RBTL®
Charcoal Notebook
Like This Oil Diffuser by RBTL®
Teleties
Enough Print by RBTL®
Powder Matches by RBTL®
Easy Fancy Food Cookbook
Gel Pens + Stop Freaking Out Notepad by RBTL®
Caramel Rooibos Tea
Gardner Candle
Best Work Card by RBTL®
English Breakfast Tea
Teleties
Man Made Ariel Views of Human Landscapes Book
God I Don't Get This Print by RBTL®
Sanctuary Candle
Little Book of Meditation
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On A Personal Note
Two little steps I've taken this year: lighting a candle when I read my daily devotional, and going easy on myself as to the time of day in which I do it.
Although there likely aren't 'bonus points from God' for a morning-time (vs. end of day or read-at-stoplights) devotional, I've found spending time with Him in the A.M. - even for just a few minutes - is like putting on armor for your day.
Odd analogy warning here:
It's a bit like deodorant and sunscreen - apply early, apply generously, for best effect!
My current devotional was a gift from a family member, and the book is gently rocking my world each time I open it.
It's called Oceans of Grace and is by Brady and Pam Boyd. (Note: This is not an ad, and we don't [yet!] sell the devotional at RBTL - I just want to share with you what's making a difference for me, in the hopes it might help another person, too, with this daily thing called 'living.'
I've found staying close to God helps me not mess things up toooo badly and enjoy this life a LOT more.
Cheers to a new year filled with promises kept - particularly the ones you make to your (sweet) self!
Xoxo!
