Fit the life, not the ideal
A practice that ignores work, family, and energy will not last. Design for the real day.
Most of us don't struggle to find a practice. We struggle to keep one. This workbook helps you build one that fits the life you actually have.
Sadhana is a Sanskrit word for personal practice: the small, steady act of coming back to yourself each day. In six gentle steps, you design yours around your real day, your energy and one clear intention, in three sizes, so it survives busy weeks and hard days.
Includes a practice menu with guided practices you can do with me, a practice card to keep, and a tracker for your forty days.
The ideas the whole workbook rests on. If you only take one with you, take the last one.
A practice that ignores work, family, and energy will not last. Design for the real day.
Five minutes every day roots deeper than an hour once a week.
A practice tied to a clear why becomes devotion rather than discipline.
Three sizes mean there is always a version small enough to do.
Missed days are part of practice. The return is the practice.
From my morning course on Insight Timer, five days of short practices, which uses the same kind of journaling prompts you will find in the workbook.
I loved this course, the impactful messaging that was simple and not overwhelming. I also appreciated the prompts to answer 3 questions and then the time to journal.
An inspiring class with lots of good ideas and practices. Worth repeating especially for the journaling prompts which gave me positive direction for the morning and the whole day.
This was great. Helped me see I was holding myself back in some area and not moving with intention and flow even when I felt called to do so.
Wonderful track, perfect for a long journaling and reflection practice.
When your practice has a version small enough for your worst day, there is always a way to keep the thread unbroken. The workbook helps you find yours.