by Rachel Drummond | Mar 31, 2020 | Contemplative Physical Practice, Mantras, Mindful Productivity
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by Rachel Drummond | Feb 10, 2020 | Clarity, Contemplative Physical Practice, Love & Connection, Mindful Productivity
Whoever started the “It literally feels like January 74th” meme is a genius who captured a mood in six words. Have you seen it? If not, behold a phrase that captures the first full month of winter, also known as the post-holiday slump, back to the real...
by Rachel Drummond | Dec 5, 2019 | Clarity, Contemplative Physical Practice, Mantras, Mindful Productivity
Beauties! I’ve missed y’all so much! You’ve been on my mind the past few months. Now that I’m feeling reestablished after a big move, you can expect a blog post from me at least once a month and possibly more often. I have loads of fresh topics...
by Rachel Drummond | Jul 20, 2018 | Contemplative Physical Practice, Language & Culture
This is first yoga selfie I ever took and one of the most transformational moments in my adult life. Unbeknownst to me at the time, it was one of the first times using yoga to overcome fear. I snapped it during my first summer working in rural Japan in 2011. Looking...
by Rachel Drummond | Jul 2, 2018 | Contemplative Physical Practice, Language & Culture
Summer is here which means it’s travel season. I’ve had the great fortune to travel and work in Japan for several summers and so some other traveling in Asia while I’m based there for the short-term. There’s a lot to observe when you’re...
by Rachel Drummond | Jun 25, 2018 | Contemplative Physical Practice, Love & Connection, Mantras, Mindful Productivity
Do you ever feel like life is moving at the speed of light? Does your brain ever feel like it’s always looking towards the future and frantically asking: “Okay that’s done, what are we doing next?” Would you like to be less future-oriented and...
