Winter is always tough for me. After reading Katherine May's beautiful book, Wintering, I felt a shift in my perspective on a season I typically dread.

These are the things I am choosing to help me prepare for the winter ahead. Make it easier to connect and create 1. Book things to look forward to 2. Choose ways to connect that fit into this season of your life 3. Take breaks from the noise and disconnect ...

4. Collect your favourite things 5. Get outside and move 6. Rest and retreat It’s apt timing for this since we had our first snowfall a few days ago… What will you do to be more intentional about the long winter ahead? Read the whole article for more: ashleyjanssen.com/preparing-for-…

When the stormy seas of your mind are raging, and you need to find calmer waters, try these. ashleyjanssen.com/a-tempest-in-a…

I recently came across this quote from Adrienne Maree Brown: "Change is constant. You can’t stop change, control change, or perfectly plan change. You can ride the waves of change, partner with change, and shape change." 1/4

If you are looking for some thoughtful reading over the holidays, check out my top 10 articles from 2023! There’s everything from how to juggle priorities and strategic quitting to how to have more effective meetings and letting go of the shoulds. 👇

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