Dear Friends,

As I started gathering resources for June’s Collective on relationships, I was coming across some really great feel-good ideas like “40 Fun Things For Couples To Do”, “8 Friends You Need To Have In Your Life”, and “5 Ways To Build An Unbreakable Mother Daughter Relationship”.  I also came across help ideas like “Healing From A Painful Mother Child Relationship”, “13 Relationship Mistakes People With Anxiety Make”, and “Relationship Renewal Challenge”. These titles may resonate with you or spark your interest. I know for me personally, I sometimes I hit a wall or get discouraged in some of my relationships and want ideas.  However, as I was trying to curate this month’s Collective, I found myself going down a rabbit trail and losing focus. I felt I was getting way off of the topic. I had to stop, breath, and break down the “why” this was happening to decide how to move forward. I realized it was because we need to get our hands dirty and do some digging. We need to pull up some earth so we can uncover the things that are at the core of our innermost self.  If we want the relationships with our family, our friends, our community -- and even ourselves -- to grow and thrive, we must get to the root of what’s important.

In this month’s Collective, we are going to work through discovering personal core values and creating a family statement.  You will hear personal stories from two ladies on relationships. You will find resources for acting on love languages. As always, you will have access to the membership library which has an abundance of journal templates which can be used to focus on relationships this month.  

It is my hope that this month’s Collective will stir your soul to get to know yourself more so you can really focus on the relationships in all aspects of your life.  You weren’t created just to survive, you were created to thrive!

With Love,

P.S. CLICK HERE to read the curated magazine or on the images below for the highlights. Be sure to download the content you'd like to keep. This Collective will be removed at the end of the month.