10 ways to find refreshment this summer even if you’re not going on vacation! 

Whether you're an early bird or a habitual snoozer, we've got something for you!

We're breaking down who might be able to use their PowerSheets as their sole planner, and who might want to combine it with an additional, more traditional planner!

A new season is around the corner, and we are ready to get back to what matters! The first step is taking a look at how we're spending our time and cultivating space for rhythms and routines that matter most. If you want to create a Cultivated Calendar, Lara will help you get there with three practical steps. 

Introducing three new notepads to get your to do's TO DONE!

From swapping to decluttering to quitting TV (!), we've got 11 suggestions for you!

A step-by-step guide on how to create your monthly PowerSheets Tending List

Today's Cultivator in our Ask a Cultivator series, Jessica from Fantabulosity, shares her best tips for celebrating those she loves.

Twice a year, in Chapel Hill, NC, women just like you, come together for the Making Things Happen Conference (what we lovingly refer to as MTH!). Our entire team looks forward to MTH each year. Not only is it a time for us to gather together, but we also get fired up by seeing women's lives completely transformed during [...]

Robin Long, Pilates instructor and the founder of The Balanced Life Sisterhood, shares the best way to make little by little progress on your fitness goals in our Ask a Cultivator blog series.

We've been longtime fans of Jessica Turner! Her first book, The Fringe Hours, served as a personal permission slip for me to prioritize taking care of myself, and it's since shown up in my PowerSheets goals each year. She was kind enough to send us an advance copy of her brand new book, Stretched Too Thin, to read through, and I knew a few pages in she'd [...]

When you think about what's going to matter to you when you're 80 years old, where does your cell phone fall on that list? If you're anything like me, there's a good chance the amount of time you spend on your phone is disproportionate to how important it is in the big picture of your life. Little by little, it is possible to break the attachment we have towards our phones and replace them with the things that matter most to you.