Have you heard of
The Mom Renewal Project?
Let me ask you this, have you reached a "
tipping point" in your day when you feel yourself unable to take on one more thing?
Have you had a day when you feel you are lost in the blur that your life has become?
Have you had a day where you have nothing left to give, and no more resources to draw upon left inside?
With days like these, we now can turn to
The Mom Renewal Project to guide us back to where we want to be.
The Mom Renewal Project is an exciting collaborative blog created by
Stacey Weckstein. Stacey has created a site dedicated to finding balance and rejuvenation in our lives so we can move closer to the kind of life we envision for ourselves. A life where we are inspired, so that we then can inspire the world.
The Mom Renewal Project will offer vlogs and posts with the purpose in mind of helping all of us learn to reconnect, nourish, re-establish our inner core, and rejuvenate our lives to live as optimally as we can.
I was so very excited to open an email last week from
Stacey inviting me to be part of the creative team that makes up
The Mom Renewal Project. Today, I write
there, telling how I save my sanity for only $3.00 a week.
I hope you
click over. You will find articles on nurturing yourself on all levels, written by women who are real, honest, and supportive. There will be linking up to find other women who are beginning to find the time for themselves again. You can find weekly self-renewal parties on twitter, and meet other women who have decided to share how they are going to make some time for themselves.
Through
The Mom Renewal Project, Stacey, and all the contributors there, earnestly hope to remind all women to make the time to recharge, and reconnect, with your body, mind and spirit.
I hope to see you
there, and thank you, Stacey, for providing
The Mom Renewal Project to us all!
Please
click over, and make this summer the summer you reclaim, rejuvenate, and re-balance your life. Get involved in your life again, the timing will never be better. And, tell me, what part of
you needs
you back again?