Your introvert friend presents:
 

Post-its To Practice

A seasonal mapping session 

for ideas that need time, not deadlines

For teachers, artists, coaches, and caretakers who hold space for others and are ready to make room for their own ideas again

You probably already have ideas you care about

01

They live in notes, journals, Post-its, screenshots

02

And then, almost automatically, the mind goes searching for a better system

03

Another notion template, another read of Atomic Habit, another masterclass

04

… Somewhere in that search, the original thread gets lost

05

What’s missing isn’t effort or motivation,
it’s a sense of timing that aligns with how you actually live

When ideas don’t have timing, 
everything feels urgent
and
nothing feels grounded

Not calendar timing
Human timing

We weren’t meant to live by months alone


January, February, March —
they’re tidy on paper, but often disconnected from how energy actually moves

Most of us don’t experience life in neat monthly resets

We feel things shift with light, weather, pace, and cycles

Post-it to Practice works with seasonal markers

like solstices, equinoxes, and personal rhythms 

to help your ideas find your own timing that actually makes sense

not all at once, not all right now

This isn’t goal setting

It’s not about pushing momentum
It’s about placing ideas where they can grow
 

Some things want:

  • repetition
  • a longer runway
  • a quieter season
  • a later start


Instead of asking,

“How do I fit everything in?”, we ask:

  • What belongs now?
  • What can wait?
  • What wants steady practice?
  • What wants rest?

What we’ll do together

01

This is a 90-minute guided session that blends:

  • gentle, grounding movement
  • short reflective writing prompts
  • Post-it mapping across the year
02

We’ll use:

  • solstices and equinoxes as natural anchors
  • optional astrological themes for context
  • and space for a personal timeline that suits you
03

You don't need to know how to read a natal chart. You're thinking about different rhythm

04

Think of it as a lens — not a rulebook

What is the Practice

online

We meet in a zoom room (no cameras needed)

The recording is yours to keep forever

What u need

Post its, a pen, and a calendar of sort, plus open mind & a cup of tea

what u do

I guide you through movement, writing, sorting, mapping, and a short quiet reset so you leave with a clear map for 2026

What you’ll leave with after the practice

01

A seasonal map for the year ahead

02

Ideas placed in time, not stacked on top of each other

03

A rhythm you can return to without starting over

04

Less urgency, more trust

05

A sense of continuity instead of pressure

you will not abandon this practice by february

… and you will learn to NOT reinvent the wheel anytime productivity fairy visits you

Ready to join the practice?

$22

Sunday, January 18, 2026
10am PST

Recording will be sent within 24hrs

$22

who's the host

Sue

Why I teach this

I work with people who are thoughtful, creative, and often carrying more than they realize.

What I see again and again isn’t a lack of focus — it’s that many of us are trying to live inside systems that don’t reflect how we actually move through time.

This practice offers another option.

My teaching blends yoga, meditation, breathwork, Pilates, and writing in a simple, approachable way — to help you think more clearly, feel more grounded, and come back to yourself without pressure.

words from students

I’m more conscious of my anxiety now and remind myself it doesn’t stay forever. Your class helped me feel grounded in a way I didn’t expect.

—Munkyong

This class gave me simple tools I can use anytime life feels overstimulating. And I appreciated not needing my camera on — it made joining feel easy.

—Marylee

I joined to have structured time to get organized and clear my head. The writing practices helped me see what was taking up space and release some of it. I enjoyed both movement and writing, and the mudras were a surprisingly grounding addition.

—Dori

I left with simple tools that made everything feel more manageable. Seeing everything on paper helped me sort my thoughts, choose what actually mattered, and let the rest wait without feeling guilty

—Susan

You don’t need a better plan

You need a rhythm you can live inside