This is YOUR Season: Cultivate Your Best Life
Episode Overview
See your life as a garden that needs daily tending. Prioritise self-care to better support those around you. Recognise when it’s time for a seasonal shift in your life. Use practical tools and tips for intentional living. Transform your life with the 'Cultivate You' experience.
You can't pour from an empty watering can.
In this episode of The Well-Tended Life, host Keri Wilt shares her deeply personal journey from corporate burnout to a life of intentional living inspired by her great-great-grandmother’s book, 'The Secret Garden'. Keri recounts how she found herself wilting under the pressure of a high-powered job and endless commitments, only to have a moment of clarity that led her to radically change her life.
With heartwarming anecdotes and practical advice, Keri encourages you to see your life as a garden that needs daily tending—whether it's through pulling weeds of negativity or watering the seeds of your dreams. Keri introduces her concept of 'Cultivate You', a six-week group experience designed to help you unearth your gifts, tend to your relationships, and live more intentionally.
She emphasises that you can't pour from an empty watering can, urging you to prioritise self-care so you can better support those around you. This episode is packed with actionable tips, from visualising your life as a blooming garden to recognising when it’s time for a seasonal shift. Keri’s relatable storytelling and the metaphor of gardening make complex life changes feel approachable and even enjoyable.
The episode also features testimonials from past participants of 'Cultivate You', highlighting the transformative power of Keri’s approach. If you're feeling overwhelmed by life's demands or just looking for a way to reconnect with your true self, this episode offers both inspiration and practical steps to start cultivating your best life. Are you ready to put on your life gardening gloves and start tending to your own well-being? This could be your season to bloom.