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What is enough?
Enough money. Enough food. Enough time. Enough work and rest. Enough security for the future—and enough pleasure in the now.
We talk a lot about scarcity and abundance, but in this episode, I’m exploring a third possibility: Sufficiency.
Not “technically enough to survive.” Not settling or convincing ourselves we shouldn’t want more. But enough to flourish in this Season of our Lives.
As we move toward Autumn and Harvest Season, I’m looking to Nature and our ancestors for a different way of relating to resources. The Harvest wasn’t the same every year. Nature didn’t demand maximum output in every Season. There were times to receive, produce, gather, distribute, release—and rest.
What might happen if we let Nature teach us something about our relationship with money, too?
I’m also sharing about one of the most transformative books I’ve ever read, Lynne Twist’s The Soul of Money, and inviting you into my new fully asynchronous Voice-Note Book Club: The Soul of Money, happening September 16–October 23.
And no—you don’t even have to read the book. ❤️
Each week, I’ll share one of my favorite excerpts in a private Voxer group, along with a voice-note and questions to explore together. You can participate for as little as 15 minutes a week, share deeply, quietly listen, journal on your own, read the entire book, or never open it.
You cannot get behind. Everything is invitation, not obligation.
Because I don’t want to invite you into a conversation about Sufficiency while creating another place in your Life where you feel like you’re not doing enough.
Registration is $222, with an interest-free four-month payment option, and you’ll receive immediate lifetime access to additional resources, including my Healing Your Money Story self-reflection inventory.
We begin September 16.
Join us here:
https://jess-reid.cohere.live/money
And until then, carry this question with you:
What would “enough” actually feel like in your Life right now?
Not the smallest amount you could survive on.
Not the largest amount you can imagine receiving.
Enough.
For this Season.
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As women, there are SO MANY things we're supposed to care about:
And sometimes we confuse being a Loving, caring, spiritually awake person with being available to all of it.
This month, in the Celtic Lunar Tree Calendar, the Holly tree has been teaching me about what happens when we STOP scattering our energy.
And with eclipse season and Virgo season bringing their own flavors to the mix right now, this feels like an especially aligned moment for what I'm calling a Devotion Audit.
Sometimes growth looks like becoming more devoted.
But also sometimes it looks like realizing:
If this is vibing, make sure you press play on this episode, and share it with another sister who needs it!
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📋 Let’s Do a Devotion Audit Together
If this episode has you wondering whether your actual Life reflects what you say matters most to you, I’d love to spend a week with you one-on-one—and here’s exactly what we’ll do:
I’ll give you a fun, free online assessment that shows you what you value most in Life—what is calling you to be devoted to.
We’ll identify your authenticity gap: the distance between what you say you want to be devoted to and where your Time, attention, and energy are actually going.
We’ll find the biggest point of tension in your devotion—the place where your energy is being scattered.
We’ll also identify your biggest point of harmony—what is already helping you live in alignment with what matters most.
And throughout our week together, I’ll be a mirror of Love, asking the questions that help you decide what you actually want to do with what you discover.
At a pace that feels Loving.
Without Fear, Force, or Shame.
[Spend a Week With Me]
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I made you a FREE companion guide for this episode that'll take you through every step I suggest to help you reconnect with your motivation, stop judging your lack of motivation, and start getting curious about what it might be telling you.
You'll explore your natural motivational wiring, uncover the Very Good Reasons behind your resistance, and discover whether you need to make the thing easier, more enjoyable, or more Loving—or give yourself permission not to do it at all.
Get instant access to the editable Google Doc and start exploring what your resistance is trying to tell you.
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Summer is ending, the school-year rhythms return, businesses are talking about Q4, our social media feeds are inundated with posts about Virgo Season, and suddenly there's all this pressure to get back on track.
But what if you don't feel motivated?
And what if your lack of motivation isn't a problem to solve, but information to listen to?
There's a million resources out there on how to try to trick or force ourselves to do things when we don't feel motivation for doing them.
Instead, I created this episode to help you stop judging your resistance and start getting curious about it.
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For women especially, there are endless things we supposedly have to be doing. But I believe resistance isn't laziness or procrastination. It's intuitive useful information about the strategy, timing, environment, expectation, or our motivating force.
Rather than trying to change yourself, what could you change in your environment to work with your motivational wiring? It's way more loving, not to mention easier, to remove what's obstructing our Nature rather than endlessly improving ourselves.
Instead of Why can't I make myself work?, we ask where the energy is naturally trying to go.
Sometimes we're resisting not the thing itself but the way we're trying to make ourselves do it.
Maybe the answer is not to do the thing at all. The goal isn't to manufacture motivation. It's to understand what the lack of motivation is communicating, and then decide what to do.
Remember to get the free guide here:
[What to Do When You're Not Motivated]
🌿 I'd love to walk alongside you
If something in this episode stirred something alive inside you, I'd be honored to walk with you.
I offer private one-week and one-month guidance containers where we explore what's asking for your Loving attention through a blend of coaching, reflective guidance, intuitive practices, and holistic support—all through the spaciousness of private Voxer conversations.
Learn more here.
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At one of our women’s circles celebrating Lammas in the Wheel of the Year, we each reflected on the path from Imbolc (6 months ago) to now.
From seeds to fruit, from hope to harvest.
We asked: What has bloomed in our lives? What are we harvesting?
As we shared our reflections, something unexpected stood out to me.
Most women didn't talk about business goals, creative projects, or personal accomplishments.
They talked about their children.
For just a moment, I noticed the quiet whisper of an old story inside myself:
"That doesn't count."
"That's not your fruit."
"You should have something of your own to show."
But when I imagined my grandmothers answering the same question, I realized they almost certainly would have spoken about their families, their communities, and the people they had helped nurture into fuller Life.
In this episode, I explore why I believe the fruit of our fruit is still our fruit, what modern culture often gets wrong about success and fulfillment, and why witnessing another person's flourishing may be one of the deepest forms of harvest we experience.
In this episode, we'll explore:
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If you'd like to explore the Wheel of the Year more deeply, you can receive my free Lammas (Lughnasadh) Guide, where we explore the symbolism of the First Harvest, seasonal reflection questions, and ways to work with this turning point of the year.
Receive the guide here.
🌿 I'd love to walk alongside you
If something in this episode stirred something alive inside you, I'd be honored to walk with you.
I offer private one-week and one-month guidance containers where we explore what's asking for your Loving attention through a blend of coaching, reflective guidance, intuitive practices, and holistic support—all through the spaciousness of private Voxer conversations.
Learn more here.
More Ways We Can Walk Together This Season:
"Holly doesn’t teach me to become prickly everywhere. She teaches me to become discerning about where I need thorns."
In this episode, we're exploring Holly in the Celtic Tree Calendar—its ecology, symbolism, Celtic folklore, and spiritual teachings.
Holly is often associated with Winter because of her bright red berries and evergreen leaves, but in the Celtic Tree Calendar she appears in the heart of Summer. She invites us to explore a different kind of strength—not force or control, but devotion, discernment, and the courage to protect what is truly sacred.
Together we'll explore:
Why Holly is known as the Sacred Defender
Why Holly appears in the Celtic Tree Calendar during Summer instead of Winter
What Holly's prickly leaves can teach us about healthy boundaries
The surprising way Holly creates both protection and sanctuary
Reflection questions for this lunar cycle
How Nature becomes a mirror for your own inner Life
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🌙 Follow the Celtic Lunar Tree Calendar
I'm creating an in-depth guide for each of the thirteen trees in the Celtic Lunar Tree Calendar, exploring ecology, Celtic folklore, seasonal wisdom, Celtic Birth Essence, intuitive teachings, and reflection questions.
You can receive each new guide in your inbox as we move through all thirteen trees together.
🌿 I'd love to walk alongside you
If something in this episode stirred something alive inside you, I'd be honored to walk with you.
I offer private one-week and one-month guidance containers where we explore what's asking for your Loving attention through a blend of coaching, reflective guidance, intuitive practices, and holistic support—all through the spaciousness of private Voxer conversations.
Learn more here.
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Hey sisters! I hope you're enjoying these dog days of Summer.
With the rise of the star Sirius, this has always been a deeply important Time for our ancestors, and I like to think of it as a time to look at our Sirius Commitments. (I love a good corny wordplay!)
So I recorded this episode on what the Dog Days of Summer actually mean, what the "dog star" Sirius meant to our ancestors, and how this aligns with the 8/8 Lions' Gate Portal.
After listening, you're going to want to sign up for my FREE Discover Your Spiritual Gifts Class.
And then I would TRULY love to hear from you about what you learn about yourself! Reach out on social media or my website, both linked below.
Last thing, would you do me a favor and leave a rating and review for the podcast? I'm really trying to grow it to reach more sisters, and you'd be a HUGE HELP in doing this. TYSM!
Ways we can walk together this Summer:
I made you a FREE companion guide for this episode! This FREE instant access PDF will give you 11 easy and enjoyable ways to celebrate Lammas (the halfway point between Summer Solstice & Autumn Equinox) + 8 journal prompts to help you reflect and process the inspiration of this season. Download it now!
After the Summer Solstice, we officially entered the Dark Half of the Year, though it probably didn't feel like it. Subtly we started waning in hours of sunlight each day, and as we approach the Autumn Equinox, it'll grow more and more noticeable.
Lammas, also known as Lughnasadh, is a festival often celebrated on August 1st, marking the halfway point between Summer Solstice and Autumn Equinox, as well as the first harvest of the wheel of the year.
Lughnasadh is the old Irish name for the festival - and the old spelling too. Fun fact: Lúnasa is actually the Irish word for August! Lammas is the more English Anglo-Saxon name.
It's not too late to celebrate! Lammas is not just one day, but a portal, a Season. Time is hyperlocal, and traditions vary.
While some celebrate on August 1, some celebrated much earlier on "Lunar Lammas" with the 8th Full Moon after the Winter Solstice, which fell on July 29. "Solar Lammas" is on August 6 this week!
This replay from the Wild Wellness Women's Circle is an opportunity for you to celebrate now too.
Lammas invites us all to reflect on the first harvest—both in Nature and in our lives. It asks: What has come to fruition? What still needs tending? And what might be time to let go of?
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- Honoring grief this time of year even as we hold joy, the tension between opposites and the magic that can result
- Reflecting back to Imbolc on Feb 1, seeing what has bloomed and what hasn't
- Reasons why we sometimes don't get the harvest we expected, and what to do with that
- Slowing to the pace of Nature as much of the animal kingdom is really quiet this time of year in the oppressive heat, and how this can be our permission slip too
Ways we can walk together this Summer:
I made you a FREE companion guide for this episode! This FREE instant access PDF will give you 11 easy and enjoyable ways to celebrate Lammas (the halfway point between Summer Solstice & Autumn Equinox) + 8 journal prompts to help you reflect and process the inspiration of this season. Download it now!
Lammas, also known as Lughnasadh, is a festival celebrated on August 1st, marking the halfway point between Summer Solstice and Fall Equinox, and the first harvest of the year in the Wheel of the Year.
It's a time where Nature is modeling for us the themes of gratitude and abundance, harvest and reaping, transformation and sacrifice, community and sharing, and reflection and planning.
Did you know?
The word Lammas actually comes from the Old English "loaf mass." People baked a loaf of bread from their first harvest and brought it to the church to be blessed. This bread was believed to have healing and protective properties, so they placed it in the corners of their homes and barns for protection and blessing.
Even though the exact date is August 1, we can celebrate this whole season.
In this episode, you'll learn...
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Most of us live inside linear, scheduled time. Our culture measures every minute and asks us to manage time as if it were money. But our ancestors lived by different rhythms. They knew time as cyclical, sacred, and alive.
I've been on a journey of rewilding my own relationship with time. The Celtic Wheel of the Year and the Celtic Lunar Tree have helped me honor seasonal and lunar rhythms.
In 2024, my mentor introduced me to the Mayan calendar, which deepened this path even further by giving me not just a seasonal or lunar energy to attune to, but a daily one.
Unlike astrology, which can feel overwhelming with so many moving parts, the Mayan calendar offers a simple yet profound way to attune to the quality of time every single day.
The Mayan Sacred Calendar repeats in predictable cycles through twenty nawales, or archetypal energies.
These patterns invite us to notice synchronicities, shift our awareness, and experience life through Kairos time, mythic time that stretches and breathes, rather than only Kronos time, the linear time of calendars and clocks.
In this replay of a gathering of the Wild Wellness Women's Circle, guest expert Diana Paez walks us through:
The Mayan calendar as a living system: how cyclical time repeats in archetypal patterns
An introduction to the nawales: the twenty archetypes you will meet again and again as companions on your path
Your Mayan birth chart: how to begin exploring your unique essence through the quality of time you were born into
A rewilding of your relationship to time: moving from productivity-driven Kronos time into the spacious, sacred experience of Kairos time
This is not just a lecture. It’s a circle. You'll get to listen, learn, reflect, and sense how this ancient wisdom resonates in your Life.
Ever since I started walking with the Mayan calendar, it has deepened my connection to my Intuition and helped me understand even more how Nature, Time, and Love want to speak to us each day. I know it will for you too!
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What if the way through your current challenge isn't to try harder—but to listen to the element that's calling you?
In this replay from a gathering in the Wild Wellness Women's Circle, I teach you the elemental framework drawn from the Taoist Five Element tradition and the Dagara cosmology of West Africa.
Rather than treating the elements as personality types, this approach understands them as living movements found in Nature, the Seasons, and our own lives.
In this episode, we explore how discovering your primary element can help you better understand your natural rhythms, where you tend to get stuck, and what kinds of practices bring you back into alignment.
You'll also learn how each element offers a completely different strategy for navigating uncertainty, relationships, creativity, grief, and growth.
Whether you're longing for more clarity, more rest, or simply a deeper relationship with Nature and your Intuition...
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As you listen, notice:
I'd love to hear what resonated with you. Send me a message or come join us in a future Wild Wellness Women's Circle.
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