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What’s your meditation rhythm? Do you have one? Discover the best time to meditate based on your lifestyle, daily commitments and the changing seasons. Whether it’s sunrise stillness, a midday reset, or a bedtime wind-down, find a practice that works for you. Meditation isn’t about perfection—it’s about presence. #Mindfulness #Meditation
If January felt like a blur, and you're only just getting clear on what you want this year to feel like—good news: you're not behind. You're perfectly on time. Your timeline is your own. Your path is your own. Discover your own rhythm and begin a new chapter whenever you want to. Here’s how.
The average person has upwards of 60,000 thoughts a day, hundreds of emails flooding our personal and professional inboxes, pings, push-notifications and advertisments galore. It’s no wonder we’re all overwhelmed! Is it really possible to calm your mind in amongst the chaos, and how do you look after your mental health and wellbeing in the noise and pace of the modern world? Let Annika guide the way …
Each day is another opportunity to begin again, but will you relate to yourself kindly as you do? Annika explores what it means to start over - a new year, a new chapter, a new season - from a place of self-compassion and shares several simple ways you can use the science on this topic to add more kindness into your day, starting right now.
This Christmas it’s not about getting everything done—it’s about soaking in the moments that make your heart feel full. Whether it’s the laughter of loved ones, the glow of fairy lights, or the peace of a quiet evening, let these simple joys remind you of what this season is truly about.
What if there’s a healthier alternative to ending the festive season feeling utterly frazzled? What if the real key to success when life speeds up, lies in intentionally slowing down? What would it mean to embrace a slower pace, on purpose, as this year draws to an end?
Curiosity is a powerful force we rarely activate to it’s full potential in adulthood. It keeps our minds open, allows us to see things from new perspectives and helps us to find joy in the little things. Let’s bring this simple superpower back to everyday life.
It’s easy to feel peaceful when life is smooth and things are going your way. But true peace comes when you can extend that same compassion to yourself in the tough moments. The next time you’re having a tough day and find yourself searching for calm, don’t look too far. Pause, breathe, and trust that what you seek is a lot closer than you think.
