We've all experienced the feeling of groundlessness, when overwhelm makes you feel untethered and floating, or tight and gasping for air. The good news is that even when floating through the air of uncertainty, you can still find the ground within. When the going gets tough, here are some questions to support you in coming home to yourself:

Our lives can often feel like a roller coaster of fast-moving highs and lows, promise, and collapse. It can take its toll on the most resilient among us. But it's important to remember that you're not a machine. ​Rest and integration are two of the most important facets of building a sustainable life. Yet, it’s often the most overlooked and under-prioritized when we get busy. Below are some thoughtful questions for evaluating how you give yourself the time and space to rest properly:

Setting boundaries isn't about building walls—it's about creating gates that let in what serves you and keep out what doesn't. This guide helps you identify where you need stronger boundaries and gives you permission to protect your energy. Through reflection, you'll discover patterns and practice the art of saying "no" to make space for what truly matters.

Laughter is medicine for the soul. This guide helps you cultivate joy by focusing on humor in your daily life. By recording funny moments, you'll train your brain to notice and appreciate life's comedic side. Regular practice can boost mood, reduce stress, and increase overall happiness. Get ready to giggle your way to a more positive outlook!

Unlock the power of positivity with this simple yet profound daily practice. By focusing on three good things each day, you'll train your brain to notice and savor positive experiences, boosting mood and resilience. This guide offers a structured approach to cultivating gratitude, enhancing well-being, and fostering a more optimistic outlook on life.

Cultivating gratitude can shift your perspective! Regularly reflecting on what you're thankful for can boost happiness, reduce stress, and even improve sleep. This prompt helps you build a gratitude practice, one reflection at a time.

Organization is about more than just stuff. It’s about looking internally to find the root of your struggles with stuff. Journaling will help you sort through the mental clutter, which will equip you to sort through the physical clutter. A clear mind allows you to clear your surroundings for more health, healing and happiness.

This simple evening journal practice gives you a moment to foster gratitude, a sense of fulfillment, and check in on your mental and physical health. Over time, these three questions can help you better connect with the things that bring joy and a sense of purpose. And will also reveal patterns in your overall wellness when you look back over past days, weeks, months and years.

Resourcing ourselves with activities, people and calm places helps us come back to center. Deepen the benefits of your resources by taking them into your body through expanding the positive sensations of your resources.

Our bodies are constantly communicating with us through the language of 'sensation'. This guide will help you develop your 6th sense of interoception, the ability to be aware of sensations happening inside your body. Our bodies give us vital information not only about our physiology, but also our emotions and thoughts. Deepen your connection with yourself by dropping out of your mind and into your body.

Stress wreaks havoc on the body in more ways than many of us care to admit. The body will let you know in subtle and not-so-subtle ways when it says ‘No’ in hopes that you’ll listen. Yet so often, we don’t catch our body’s memo – or blow past it – until we can’t ignore it anymore. Getting acquainted with your emotional competence ensures that what you think you want and what you really want are without dissonance. You are less likely to be driven by delusion and more likely to be lovingly devoted to what you want and have consciously chosen.

One of the ways we can cultivate wellness in all six dimensions is by examining each one and exploring how we might step into each one more fully. Below are Holstee’s six dimensions of Wellness. 🧠 Mind — I am aware of my emotions. I engage in creative and stimulating activities. 🏃🏽‍♀️ Body — I am physically active, eat mostly whole foods, and prioritize my sleep. 🌈 Soul — I feel both a sense of awe and a connection to the world around me. ☀️ Work — I gain personal satisfaction and fulfillment from my responsibilities. 🎸 Play — I make time for activities that spark joy in me. 💗 Love — I nourish, and am nourished by, the people in my life.