Justina Blakeney

But for me, one of the main things was about harnessing a slower rhythm for myself because slowing down just helps me to listen more.

It's really hard to feel the tingles when you're moving really quickly.

And just trying to get more comfortable in that maintenance energy.

And maybe we should find a sexier word than maintenance because that might help.

Yeah, so I'm really excited about two things.

The first is that I'm working on a book right now with my mom.

Yeah, so very excited.

It's about halfway done, but it's called Grow.

And my mom's doing the lion's share of the writing but it's about moving through difficult transitions, and it's going to come with a card deck, because I'm, you know I do my Oracle card practice and it's been so instrumental for me so that project and working on it with my mom.

I'm doing all the paintings and the illustrations for the cards and the book and just collaborating with her on the concept.

And so that's been just such a beautiful, soulful project where it's kind of encapsulating a lot of these different activities and things that I've been doing for the past few years to kind of get myself unstuck.

And then, you know, layering on her 40, 50 years of experience as a psychologist.

And so that's an extremely exciting and fun and different project for me.

So that's beautiful.

And then the other thing that I'm really excited about, I'm starting song club because I love to sing.

And I always thought I was going to be a singer.

That was my thing.

I'm a singer and I haven't,

been doing that in the world for many years, just sort of by myself at home with my little family.

And we all, you know, play different instruments and like to make music together, but been doing different book clubs for the past couple of years and getting so much out of the book clubs and love them so much.