Wildwood Aromas

I’ve been sitting with something for a while, and it’s time to say it out loud.

Most money stress isn’t actually about money.
It’s about our relationship with it.
How we learned to feel about money.
What happens in our body when we look at our bank account.

The stories we carry about what money says about us.

From Jan 26–30, I’m hosting a free Facebook group experience called Money Map Sessions.

This is not about how to make more money, invest better, or fix your budget.

It’s about getting honest with how money actually affects you.
Cozy, reflective, thoughtful.

We’ll poke at some things, gently.

It might stir up a little yuck, but I won’t leave you there.
If this already has your attention, you might want to mark your calendar. If you comment below I’ll be sure and notify you when the group opens.

This will be run from my personal page, click here to follow me but commenting here will still put you on the list for an invite: https://www.facebook.com/catherine.robinson.9440/

Just submitted another speaking proposal today!

Apparently I’ve decided that getting up on a stage and helping others shine with confidence and go after their big, slightly terrifying goals is a thing I do now.

Is it nerve-wracking? A little.

Will I be smelling ALL the essential oils and tapping madly before I get on stage? You bet!

But this work matters—and I’m feeling pulled to share it in bigger ways.

Tell me something scary you’ve been holding yourself back from doing. I want you to know you’re not alone and you can do this!!

You ever sit down to work, but instead of getting things done, your brain just… spins?

That’s when I reach for Lavender Zen. It’s a special blend for calm focus—keeping me grounded when my mind is running in circles. 🌿

💜 Why it works:
Lavender calms the nervous system, easing tension & anxious energy.

Eucalyptus clears mental fog and refreshes focus.

💡 How to use it:
Roll onto your wrists or neck, take a deep inhale, and tell yourself: One step at a time. ✨

What’s something you do when you need to relax but also stay alert and focused? Share in the comments for others to learn ways to help themselves too.