🧠 One idea to sit with
If something really matters to you, then do this right now:
Add it to your calendar.
Because if we don’t intentionally create space for what matters most, our calendars slowly get filled by urgency, obligations, and everyone else’s priorities.
And the important things are always someday.
That’s one of the biggest hurdles people face with something like a Solo Retreat. They’re simply not used to giving themselves that kind of permission.
But once they do — once the space is protected ahead of time — everything else tends to reorganize around it.
✍️ One practice to try
This week, before your schedule is filled up by the endless stream of incoming urgent tasks, ask yourself:
“What would help me feel more grounded, clear, or connected right now?”
Then make actual time for it before the week fills itself for you.
❓One question to carry
Does your current calendar reflect that you matter too… or only everyone else’s priorities?
📝 One quote to remember
“Self-care is not a waste of time. Self-care makes your use of time more sustainable.”
📷 One real moment from our own week
Every year, this group makes time to step away from our increasingly busy lives and ride together.
And every year, I leave reminded of how important intentional space and real connection actually are.
A few years ago, I probably would’ve viewed this kind of trip as “time away from work.”
Now I see it differently.
These intentional pauses are often the very thing that allows us to return clearer, more grounded, and more connected to what actually matters.
If you’re overdue for space to breathe, reflect, and reconnect with yourself again, get your Solo Retreat on the calendar today.
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-Kyle and Eli
The Weekly Reset is a newsletter that goes out each Sunday. Each edition is simple by design. Just one clear idea, a practice to try, a reflection to sit with, and a glimpse into what we’re learning behind the scenes. It is written by Kyle Nelson and Eli Libby, Co-Founders of The Solo Retreat Company.
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