Watered Grass

As the seasons change, so might our self-care game! The warmer weather and increased daylight opens up some fun new options for caring for our emotions this summer. Learn 3 creative ideas in today's episode!

Looking for ways to dive further into idea number 3? Check out August's free mini course, Stop Snoozing On Yourself, for ideas on how to wake up more energized and with more time. Find it here!

As the seasons change, so might our self-care game! The warmer weather and increased daylight opens up some fun new options for caring for our brains this summer. Learn 3 creative ideas in today's episode!

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As the seasons change, so might our self-care game! The warmer weather and increased daylight opens up some fun new options for caring for our bodies this summer. Learn 3 creative ideas in today's episode!

The new What I'm Reading Wednesday posts start this week, featuring recommendations from previous podcast guests.  All you need to do to get them is make sure that you're on the email list! Sign up here.

If you're considering a self-help or self-development read this summer, today's episode is for you! How do we know if a title is the right fit for us? I'll give you three guiding questions that'll help you to make that decision and find your new favorite summer read.

If you're looking for some recommended reads, make sure you're on the Watered Grass email list! Every other Wednesday I send out a new title, and this summer I have some previous guests coming back to share their picks.  Sign up here to stay in the know!

In today's episode, I tackle audience-submitted questions about starting and growing morning routines. Tune in to learn how we start one, and how to pick the strategies that make the most sense for you.

Did you miss last week's event, Stop Snoozing on Yourself? Click the image to watch the replay packed with information on how to make more time for yourself in the morning and feel more alert.

We're back to talking morning routines and the things that limit our joy in the morning.  This week, let's talk about the influence of gender roles on our mornings, and the red flags that the patriarchy snuck into your breakfast.

Ready to replace those limits with more time and energy in the morning? Stop Snoozing on Yourself is this week, June 10th at 7pm EST! Grab your live or replay tickets here.

We're interrupting our regularly scheduled programming for a coffee break! I'm bringing in Jermaine Frazier-Phillips of Big Up Brew to discuss what it was like to launch his coffee business in the midst of a pandemic. What led him to make that leap, and how does he manage all the pieces of running a small business? Tune in to find out.

JJermaine was kind enough to offer all attendees of Stop Snoozing on Yourself a discount off of their first order! Come join us for a workshop all about finding time and energy in your wake-ups.  Learn more and grab your spot at this link.

If you've ever believed that morning routines have to include exercise, green drinks, or calorie deficits-- you're not alone.  Diet culture has a sneaky way of showing up in our morning routines, and might be ruining all the fun.  Tune into today's episode to learn what the red flags are to look out for!

If after listening to this week's episode, you find yourself ready to find more joy and energy in the morning- I have just the thing!

My next event breaks down the research-proven ways we can change our morning to-do's and environments to feel fully charged in the morning and shake off the sleepies.  Grab a spot to get your own environmental assessment checklist and a bunch of other fun offers!

Free tickets available, or you could sprinkle in a little generosity and Donation ticket.  100% of the proceeds go to ACLU Nationwide.  Grab your ticket here

If you've ever believed that morning routines are to prep us for work, should leave us "productive" or give us an edge, this episode is for you. In today's episode I'll teach you how corporate culture spilled into our morning routines, and the red flags to notice that'll help you reclaim your mornings.

Mornings can be about you- it just takes a little time and energy.  I'll teach you how to find both at Stop Snoozing on Yourself, June 10th at 7pm.  Free tickets available, live or replay! Link here to learn more.

Mornings get a bad rap.  They get associated with waking from much needed sleep, rushing, or heading into productivity mode off the bat.  Think about it- when you see a commercial that focuses on mornings, it's two different sides of the spectrum.  You don't have to log into your zoom call from your stationary bike at 6am, and you can have more joy than dragging yourself to the coffee maker.  In this episode, I'll explain why mornings hold so much potential if we shed some of our preconceptions about how terrible they are.

If after listening to this week's episode, you find yourself ready to find more joy and energy in the morning- I have just the thing!

My next event breaks down the research-proven ways we can change our morning to-do's and environments to feel fully charged in the morning and shake off the sleepies.  Grab a spot to get your own environmental assessment checklist and a bunch of other fun offers!

Free tickets available, or you could sprinkle in a little generosity and Donation ticket.  100% of the proceeds go to ACLU Nationwide. Learn more here!