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Micro self-care can look like this. 🌿A few minutes of yoga. Outside in the morning sun. Still in my pajamas, not long af...
08/15/2026

Micro self-care can look like this. 🌿

A few minutes of yoga. Outside in the morning sun. Still in my pajamas, not long after waking up.

Nothing fancy. Nothing that required much planning. Just a little movement, fresh air, and a few intentional breaths before stepping into the day.

I think we sometimes make self-care bigger than it needs to be. We tell ourselves we need more time, the right setting, or a perfectly planned routine.

But some of the practices that support us most can be surprisingly small.

Five or ten minutes to move.
A few minutes to breathe.
A moment outside before the day gets busy.

That’s micro self-care the Medha Way—small, intentional practices that fit into real life and, over time, can make a meaningful difference in how we feel and move through our days.

No perfect routine required. Pajamas welcome.😊

03/30/2026

Change is constant—sometimes gentle like the shift from winter to spring, and sometimes it arrives all at once. 🌱

In Ayurveda, this seasonal transition is a time of release and renewal—a reminder that we’re meant to move with change, not resist it.

Losing someone we love is one of life’s deepest changes. It reshapes us. It asks us to let go, to feel, to begin again in ways we didn’t choose.

So I sit, I breathe, and I allow it all—the heaviness, the softening, the becoming—trusting that even in the hardest transitions, life continues to unfold. 💛

International Women’s Day is a beautiful opportunity to pause and celebrate the women whose wisdom has become a cornerst...
03/09/2026

International Women’s Day is a beautiful opportunity to pause and celebrate the women whose wisdom has become a cornerstone of our collective well-being.

In the mindfulness movement, female leaders have long been at the forefront—not just as practitioners, but as pioneers who bridge the gap between ancient traditions and the complexities of modern, professional life. They teach us that true strength isn’t found in rigidity, but in the capacity to remain compassionate, resilient, and clear-eyed amidst challenge.

I came across this wonderful collection from Mindful that features ten guided meditations led by some of the most powerful women in the movement today. From Sharon Salzberg’s teachings on heart-opening compassion to Dr. Ni-Cheng Liang’s work on intentional breathing for stress, these voices offer a rich tapestry of tools for anyone looking to deepen their practice.

Today, let’s honor the women who remind us that our most profound inner guidance is always within reach.

Explore the meditations here: www.mindful.org/celebrating-international-womens-day-10-meditations-by-powerful-women/

12/17/2025

…when listening to my 16 year old argue for the 5th time why he should be able to take his XBox to school😣

Deep breathing brought near immediate calm helping with not only my sanity, but his safety😉

A friendly parenting reminder to breathe deep, and often💨

Grateful to have shared “Making Wellbeing a Habit” at yesterday’s Women in Project Management Leadership event! Together...
10/31/2025

Grateful to have shared “Making Wellbeing a Habit” at yesterday’s Women in Project Management Leadership event! Together, we explored how simple holistic practices can strengthen balance, resilience, and performance-even in the busiest of workdays. The level of interest and engagement was awesome!

I’m honored to have been part of the speaker line up with the inspiring and .bertone and our fabulous emcee . You each left a lasting impression on me and so many who attended.

And a special thank you to for putting on this amazing event!

Grateful to have shared “Making Wellbeing a Habit” at yesterday’s Women in Project Management Leadership event!Together,...
10/31/2025

Grateful to have shared “Making Wellbeing a Habit” at yesterday’s Women in Project Management Leadership event!

Together, we explored how simple holistic practices can strengthen balance, resilience and performance- even in the busiest of workdays.

Honored to be part of the speaker line up with .bertone and our fabulous emcee . You three left me and countless others throughly inspired!

A special shout out to putting on this amazing event!

I recently led a wellness session on radical self-love and how it’s not selfish, but sacred. ✨After my cancer diagnosis ...
08/06/2025

I recently led a wellness session on radical self-love and how it’s not selfish, but sacred. ✨

After my cancer diagnosis in 2022, everything shifted. I discovered a profound truth: Radical self-love isn’t ego. It isn’t indulgence. It’s a sacred, unwavering devotion to honor body, mind, heart, and spirit—daily, as if my life depended on it. Because it did. And still does.

🌿 I treated myself as divine. I listened deeply. I rested unapologetically. I nourished with intention. I forgave, I danced, I wept, I loved. And through it all—I healed.

💡I asked myself: If I were sacred, how would I live? That question became my compass. It led me toward conscious wellbeing, away from what harms, and closer to what serves.

A quiet revolution: reverence for self as a path to wholeness.🌀

To anyone who needs to hear it:
You are not a problem to solve.
You are a sacred being to cherish.
It’s ok to love yourself, radically.
The world is better when you are well.💛

A pondering Parker cat🤔Do not dwell in the past, do not dream of the future, concentrate the mind on the present moment ...
10/06/2024

A pondering Parker cat🤔

Do not dwell in the past, do not dream of the future, concentrate the mind on the present moment ~Buddha

They say the sky is bluer is Colorado….💙 what do you think?
10/02/2024

They say the sky is bluer is Colorado….💙 what do you think?

“Change one thing. Change everything.” The Butterfly EffectWhen hung up on the notion we have to make gian...
07/25/2024

“Change one thing. Change everything.”
The Butterfly Effect

When hung up on the notion we have to make giant leaps of progress to achieve lasting change it helps to consider the butterfly effect- that a little insignificant event can lead to significant results over time.

Small shifts in our thinking, small changes in our energy, small adjustments to our routine can lead to massive alterations in our being.

Each tiny move towards happiness and well-being can send ripples of positivity through organizations, families and communities 🦋💫💓

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