Greet the day
instead of attacking it.
An email that teaches practical strategies for managing overwhelm, nurturing creativity, and prioritizing mindfulness to improve your personal and professional life.
Quick & easy
insights
Get the best of multiple self-help resources in one digestible mail.
Science- based
approach
Drive real growth and evolution with practical and actionable tips.
A better version
of yourself
Get in a positive headspace and unlock limitless possibilities.
Think it
•
Believe it
•
Create it
•
Think it • Believe it • Create it •
What Our Readers Love
“Just have to say- each e-mail just gets better than the last!!! These dailies have become such a source of joy for me…. Sometimes I read them first thing in the morning, or sometimes as I’m getting caught up on the day before bed - but each time, the message is exactly what I needed to hear at that moment. Can’t thank you enough for creating this content.”
— Ellen P.
“I read your email every day and it offers up something interesting everyday. Not only interesting, but something I put into practical use every day. thank you so much for creating this space in my hundreds of emails.”
— Vikki A.
“Love the daily reminders! Thank you for doing this!”
— Pam O.
“TGS became what felt like a nurturing friend helping me find my footing day to day…You have helped me find authenticity in the slower pace lifestyle so that I can start to create a life and purpose of my own, not pushed onto me by society.”
— Amy Z.
“Thank you, thank you, thank you for your much needed real raw and honest thoughts, motivation. Your messages have a way of completely shifting my perspective for the better and I really appreciate your wisdom and thank you sharing it and not over complicating it - you must help so many, many people!”
— Cathy J.
“Thank you for all of your emails always inspiring and keeps me happy and positive.”
— Nancy T.
Don’t forget
The Good Stuff
Keep the inspiration going with your next favorite cap or sweatshirt. We want you to feel connected whether on an afternoon walk or writing your morning pages. It’s a small way to remind yourself that creating a good space matters.
