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Creating a joy list involves identifying simple pleasures that resonate with you, emphasizing everyday moments over extravagant ones. The author shares personal joys, like a favorite drink, date nights, and crafting, encouraging others to reflect on their own small joys and to acknowledge that joy can be a conscious choice.
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To realign with your life, identify your top five core values, which serve as non-negotiable truths guiding your actions. Reflect on what makes you feel alive and proud. Assess if you honor these values daily, moving beyond societal “shoulds.” This exercise fosters intentional living and personal growth.
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Prompt: Create a cozy moment: tea, blanket, music, etc.
Affirmation: “Comfort is a form of care.”
Have you ever felt like your nervous system is just begging you to pause — even for five minutes? Today’s May You Thrive prompt is your permission slip to do exactly that. Not to check another thing off your to-do list, but to check in with yourself.
This is your invitation to create a cozy moment, whatever that looks like for you.
We live in a culture that equates success with hustle and rest with laziness — but thriving doesn’t happen in overdrive.
Comfort reminds your body that it’s safe.
It tells your mind to slow down.
And it gives your spirit the space to breathe.
Creating a cozy moment isn’t a luxury. It’s care.
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It doesn’t have to be perfect. It just has to be yours.
Affirmation:
“Comfort is a form of care. I deserve moments that feel like warmth. I honor my need for rest.”
What does comfort really look and feel like for me? When was the last time I gave myself permission to fully experience it — without guilt?
Name it. Honor it. Repeat it.
If you create a cozy corner today, I’d love to see it. Snap a pic or write about it on social and tag me with #MayYouThrive so we can inspire each other to slow down and soften.
You’re not lazy. You’re healing. You’re resting.
You’re caring for you.
And that’s what thriving is all about.
Tea with a Taurus 