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Posts From Jenn Bodnar
Make your own Mala in 6 Easy Steps
If creating a simple, personalized and meaningful tool to manifest, purify and connect to your truest self sounds like something you could use read on!
Hello Monday!
Monday’s got a bad rap in our society. What if we could change that? Here is some inspiration power through every Monday…
5 Things I Love about My Apple Watch
When I first considered joining the ranks of the more than 100 million people wearing Apple Watches, I was hesitant. I had resisted for years, feeling like it would be
3 Simple Ways to Thrive In Life
Life isn’t easy, but we can make changes in our life to thrive and be our best! Here are 3 simple ways to do just that…
3 Elements of Transformation
As I write this, we are months into the global pandemic of 2020. We have absorbed more information, change and stress this year, most likely, than in our entire lives.
CBD 101:Things to Know Before You Try The Latest Natural Healing Trend
From inflammation to anxiety, cancer to epileptic seizures, (CBD) is becoming as common as ibuprofen as a treatment for a variety of issues, big and small. People of all
Nicole Moore, Celebrity Love Expert: Yoga Digest Now Podcast
Nicole Moore is a Celebrity Love Expert who’s mission is to empower women to wake up to their true worth. She’s got a playful and lighthearted approach with profound
Captivated by Captiva Island!
Whether you are an adventure and nature enthusiast, or looking for a romantic getaway, or seeking a perfect vacation spot with family and friends for the holidays or special occasion,
Mental Health Month Tips: Women’s Worth
Women’s lives are busier than ever these days and unfortunately, taking care of ourselves mentally often slips to the bottom of the to-do list. But, mental health and wellbeing deserve
Vegan, Gluten-Free Vegetable Lasagna
After returning from a trip filled with healthy meals morning, noon and night, I was inspired to eat a more clean diet at home. Usually, it’s the other way
