Clifton Hopkins
Mindful brushing and flossing. Amazing and nurturing skin care routine. Stretch. Read! I alternate between fiction and non. Evening meditations are wonderful too.
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Emilie Christensen
Play some quiet music, acoustic is best. It helps me get into a more calm mindset and put aside the loud distractions of the day
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