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Your free guide to casting a vision for the new year ahead.  Created for an event for MothersEsquire and perfect to kick off goal-setting for 2021.

Your free guide to casting a vision for the new year ahead. Created for an event for MothersEsquire and perfect to kick off goal-setting for 2021.

Laura Chipman and Rho Thomas lead a practical and motivational webinar on how to manage your time, your money, and your energy to create a life you love.  Find all the tips in this PDF and tune in to the audio recording here.

Laura Chipman and Rho Thomas lead a practical and motivational webinar on how to manage your time, your money, and your energy to create a life you love. Find all the tips in this PDF and tune in to the audio recording here.

A cheatsheet with journal prompts and tips for making decisions with mindfulness and action.  Created for a live webinar with Claire E. Parsons.

A cheatsheet with journal prompts and tips for making decisions with mindfulness and action. Created for a live webinar with Claire E. Parsons.

The first freebie!  This e-book contains 5 pages of free coaching to help you practice meaningful self-care, even when times are crazy.

The first freebie! This e-book contains 5 pages of free coaching to help you practice meaningful self-care, even when times are crazy.

Plus a few of my favorite things
(to help you along the way).

Books

 

Big Magic
by Elizabeth Gilbert

A manifesto of inspiration and discipline for creators, creatives, and skeptics by the dynamic and hilarious writer-influencer Liz Gilbert (author of Eat Pray Love). Check out her limited-run podcast Magic Lessons for more goodness.

 

Peace is Every Step
by Thich Nhat Hanh

A calming and accessible collection of essays that will guide you on a journey into mindfulness in the every day. A personal guide to peace from a true master.

Deep Work
by Cal Newport

If you ever wanted solid justification for blocking your calendar, renting a cabin solo for the weekend, or using an OOO message just to get work done, here it is. The brilliant Cal explains why focused work is vital for knowledge workers.

 

More Than Enough
by Miranda Anderson

This bubbly and audacious mom-of-three, creative entrepreneur, blogger, and podcast host tells the story of her family’s experience in minimalism and intentional living. Her podcast is also adorable and inspiring.

Digital Minimalism
by Cal Newport

Again Cal backs up the hunch we all have that social media, screen time, and digital connection is detrimental to our mental, emotional, and social health. He offers a masterfully written detox plan with plenty of explanation and practical tips.

 

Simplicity Parenting
by Kim John Payne

For parents whose intuition says, this is all too much. Too many activities, too many classes, too many screens, too much pressure. A helpful and compassionate guide to giving kids and parents some breathing room in a busy culture.

Essentialism
by Greg McKeown

This book is pure genius. Greg teaches the power of simplifying to see results, invest our energy wisely, and live our lives well. He proves you can’t do it all and do it well— nor should you try. Instead, he instructs us to do the right things, the right way, at the right time.

 

Better Than Before
by Gretchen Rubin

Gretchen is a lawyer-turned-writer who loves to research what makes us tick. This book examines patterns in habits, without judgment, and offers take-what-you-will suggestions for improving productivity based on your personality.

 

Untamed
by Glennon Doyle

Feeling caged? That’s because you’re a goddamn cheetah. G teaches us how to find ourselves and live more fully, as only she can.

 

Worth It
by Amanda Steinberg

This book changed my life. Amanda challenges women to think differently about money, take charge over their story, and reevaluate their financial goals to better match their values. Invest in what you care about and be free.

 

The Artist’s Way
by Julia Cameron

A classic text for a deeper dive into creativity, journaling, and the power of self-expression. Julia walks us through a week-by-week program to relearn our innate artistic self, accept her, and empower her. A lifelong journey that begins today.

 

We Should All Be Millionaires
by Rachel Rodgers

Tired of making broke ass decisions and not getting anywhere? Rachael will challenge you to stop playing nice, act like you deserve abundance, and start making Million Dollar Decisions. Stop letting the partriachy hold you back and start modeling full, vibrant success for women everywhere. This book is fun, empowering, and full of hard-hitting wisdom. Read it.

Dare to Lead
by Brene Brown

Brene walks us through implementing principles of daring leadership at work in organizations through vulnerability, honest conversations, and self-awareness. A must-read for clients seeking to model and lead change in a professional work environment.

 

7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen R. Covey

The ultimate classic book about living intentionally and productively. There is a reason that empires have been built around the Covey model. A must-read when you are ready to think critically about your habits at work and in life.

 

Year of Yes
by Shonda Rhimes

A fun and funny read about a grand experiment in letting go, saying yes, and embracing life. Say yes to living a life for you!

 

The Slight Edge
by Jeff Olson

Taking small steps that no one else is willing to do— sets you apart. Olson delivers a slightly salesy but impactful case for going the extra mile in our daily disciplines to achieve compounding success.

 

The Power of a Positive No
by William Ury

William Ury is a worldwide leading expert on negotiation (remember “getting to yes” taking us all by storm?). In this book he wisely revisits the importance of saying no with practical, tactical advice on how to say yes to what we care about and— necessarily— a tactful no to the things we don’t.

 

Burnout
by Emily & Amelia Nagoski

More truth-telling for women who are exhuasted, depleted, and burned out. It’s not your fault. But you can learn strategies to help you shake off stress, recover, and get your energy back… so you can get busy smashing the patriarchy.

The Gifts of Imperfection
by Brene Brown

“Let go of you’re supposed to be and embrace who you are.” Brene’s classic book guides recovering perfectionists to the power and possibility of vulnerability. You are worthy. You’ll reference these principles again and again.

 

Girl, Stop Apologizing
by Rachel Hollis

Nobody gets me more fired up than Rachel Hollis. If you feel like you are “made for more,” as she says, this book will take away all your excuses and get you moving forward. Listen to the audio to hear her cheer you on!

 

Joy at Work 
by Marie Kondo

She started a movement about decluttering, and this is her manual to making it happen professionally— digitally, mentally, and in your physical workspace.

 

Writing Down Your Soul
by Janet Conner

Think journaling is not for grownups? Hardly. Janet shares her personal stories of transformation and a how-to guide of journaling methods to get connected to your inner voice… and start getting what you want from the universe. Asked and answered, literally, in your own handwriting.

 

In the FLO
by Alissa Vitti

Alissa is an entrepreneur and advocate for women to better understand their bodies. In this book, she champions a proactive and compassionate approach to charting our monthly cycles to live more productively, more comfortably, and more powerfully in our natural “infradian” rhythm.

 

Soulful Simplicity
by Courtney Carver

Beloved practical minimalist Courtney Carver is the founder of the Project 333 capsule wardrobe trend she began on her blog and grew over social media. She’s also written several books, including this one, which offers a gentle and encouraging guide to reclaiming yourself and your life with simplicity and intention.

Planners

PowerSheets

An intentional goal-setter’s dream, complete with “prep” work, online coaching videos, and a year’s worth of value-centered calendar worksheets to help you stay on track.

 

Simplified

Emily Ley’s preppy-chic stationery line offers clean, simplified weekly and daily planners to help create a cultivated calendar and leave white space for goodness to grow.

Start Today Journal

Manifest destiny. Rachel Hollis created a journal based on her morning ritual of visualizing and writing goals as if they’ve already happened. This practice will have you jumping into action!

 

Ink & Volt

A sophisticated goal planner with prompts for planning, time-blocking, and celebration for those of us focused on productivity. PS Love their blog and printables!

Passion Planner

The daily Passion Planner includes prompts and space for goals, gratitude, and time-blocking for those of us who like to dive into the details each day. I also love the Full Focus planner, which is similar in design.

 

XL Moleskine

The extra-large size blank journal with soft cover is durable, allows plenty of space to write without hand cramps, and still fits easily into your bag. Depending on how much you write, this journal will last about 3 months. Choose a color and layout (blank, bullets, grid, or ruled) that inspires you each season.

Podcasts & Video

 

Hustle & Flow
with Heather Hubbard

Live Free Creative
with Miranda Anderson

Optimal Living Daily
with Justin Malik

Unlocking Us
with Brene Brown

Cultivate Your Life
with Lara Casey

The RISE Podcast
with Rachel Hollis

Designing Your Life
TEDxStanford

Cultivated Calendar
with Lara Casey & Emily Ley

Gaining Financial Dignity
with Stacey Flowers

Magic Lessons
with Liz Gilbert

We Can Do Hard Things
with Glennon Doyle

Brene Brown
TEDxHouston

The Next Right Thing
with Emily P. Freeman

Fit to Practice
with Angela Han

Simple Families
with Denaye Barahona

Best of Both Worlds
with Laura Vanderkam

Own Your Strengths
with Marcus Buckingham

The Balanced Life
with Robin Long

Be Well by Kelly
Kelly LeVeque

What’s Essential
with Greg McKeown

Wealthyesque
with Rho Thomas

 

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