2025 Mindful May: 31 Days of Intentional Action & Powerful Presence

April 03, 2025  /  Kristina Reese

A fresh month for refreshed perspective.

Join me for Mindful May and set your focus on mindfulness with:

  • 31 daily practices that put mindfulness in action, plus a journaling prompt to spur self-reflection

  • LIVE guided mediation to build your personal practice (recordings available)

  • Community for connection & accountability

  • An experience that can positively impact your life
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    The Full Focus Plan, includes all of the above for $54!

    Just looking for the basics? For $10 you can get access to the ‘Mindful May Practice a Day’ Calendar, daily journal prompts, and my encouragement to go it alone! Calendar will be sent at the end of April.

    Looking for a deeper, more personalized experience? For $108, you can go Premium 
    for individualized weekly check-ins, a handmade mala for meditation, and a special journal to catalog your journey in, plus a few extra perks throughout the month. (local pick-up or US shipping, limited availability)

**ENROLLMENT OPENS APRIL 6*

FAQs:

What is the time commitment?

Each daily mindfulness activity can be a meditative moment lasting as little as 30 seconds or 30 minutes and beyond. The goal is simply to give yourself time to tap in to the moment, it shouldn’t be a burden, but an intentional invitation to yourself to be in the moment. Activities can be completed at any time throughout your day, with or without others knowing. It can useful to have a set, consistent time for journaling and meditation to help sustain the practice, but not necessary.

When will the LIVE mediations be held?
Guided meditations will be offered rotating, morning/midday/evening, find the time that fits YOUR day best (or tune in to recordings at your convenience).

Can my kids participate?

Absolutely! Daily activities are accessible can be practiced by anyone, and instilling mindful practices at an early age can transform a life. Journaling prompts may be a bit complex for youngsters, but discussing their experience of the practice of the day is a great tool.

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