Is too much life overwhelming you? Too much incessant negative chatter taking over?
Or are you a happy being who knows your mental health takes work… every day?
For less than 10p per day looking after your self-talk and how you allow your mind to operate is a priority.
Remember, it’s all about you. Put your own oxygen mask on first.
Feeding your mind with a daily message of great thoughts, ideas, and inspiration will help you to flourish and care for others in a bigger way than you could imagine.
Support yourself or someone you care for with a message a day to keep you uplifted, inspired, resilient, true to yourself and cared for.
A few simple steps and your gift will be on its way with love.
1. Complete the form
Complete the form on this page with YOUR contact details and make the one-time payment
2. Pay £36.50
One-time Payment
3. Enter your loved one's details
Enter the details of the person you care for whom you would like to receive the messages (This could be you)
4. Receive the gift
The messages will start to arrive immediately. Check your junk box if they don't.
simply fill in your details below
Alison
Alison is a busy Freelance Event Producer.
Like many of us I have a stressful role with work which can involve quite a bit of travel. There are always new challenges to be had and I love it!
I work hard to keep my mental health in a good place and I love receiving my little thought for the day, a piece of inspiration or an insight to think about. I’ve gifted many of these 365s to various friends too. They make a great gift! Thank you.
Karin
Karin lives in wales with her cat and the beautiful countryside.
I came across Deborah Fielding while I was going through breast cancer and immediately liked what she had to say on social media. I signed up to 365 Days of Breast Cancer which kept me going through a tough time.
I’ve been a part of many things Deborah has done – it just makes sense. I love my Brighter Thinking posts every morning, taking me away from a tough time to a brighter, healthier mind.
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