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I love nothing more than relaxing and reading on a Saturday morning. Here are some links for your weekend. Enjoy!

1. I love The Good Life Project by Jonathan Fields and I really enjoyed this episode.

2. As someone that had the privilege to receive this, I can totally agree that this is one of the best things you can give a friend.

3. You know how much we love Jessica’s recipes. You can bet your bottom dollar we’re buying this.

4. A four word phrase that might change your life (I definitely want to try this)

5. I love this reflection about why the writer yells at her kids.

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Happy Friday! Here are some links for your lazy Saturday morning:

1. My sister, Chrissy, sent me this post titled “How to Talk to Your Daughter About Her Body” and said it made her think of me. (I’m honored.) I’ve thought a lot about the topic of body image and my future daughter(s) and I love what Sarah‘s got to say on the topic. You’ll be surprised to learn that she’s a 20-year old college student!

2. I loved these lines from my friend Carissa‘s post on Yoganonymous. “If someone decides to leave, resist the urge you might feel to judge. Sometimes, silence and space is simply too overwhelming, too vulnerable.”

3. Sometimes decisions can take forever where I work. I appreciated this article about clarity and decision making.

Two posts you may have missed on Love Always, Jo this week:

Enjoy your weekend!

Have you read anything good this week? Share in the comments!

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There is nothing better than waking up on Saturday morning, getting coffee, and reading. Each Friday, I’ll share some links that I think are worthy of falling into that precious Saturday morning time.

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1. I’ve been feeling intense sadness lately and appreciate this post from Danielle LaPorte about the difference between depression and sadness. I’m definitely sad, not depressed.

2. Members of Congress meditating? Yep, you read that right. I’m really interested in Congressman Tim Ryan’s work and spent last Saturday morning reading his book A Mindful Nation: How a Simple Practice Can Help Us Reduce Stress, Improve Performance, and Recapture the American Spirit. I’m excited to share this Huffington Post article about his efforts to bring mindfulness meditation to Capitol Hill.

3. I spent the month of June creating space in my life so when I read this post about an anti-frantic life, I was like yes. This post totally gives words for what I’ve experienced and what I’d like to create. If you’re a go-go-go-go-go type of person, read this.

4. Need a little pep talk? Watch this. Gets me every time. (Maybe schedule a calendar reminder to watch it on Sunday afternoon or Monday morning.)

Only one new post on the blog this week:

I’ll be back with more new posts next week. Have a great weekend!