How many times have you called your period a “curse”?
Maybe that’s because you didn’t learn the whole truth in your middle school health class.
Turns out, nature designed you to be a creative, adventurous leader.
Living cyclically is nothing new. Just as nature is designed by cycles of high and low, push and pull, work and rest, so too are the bodies of half the people on Earth.
But modern society ignores and suppresses these natural hormonal fluctuations, leaving menstruators burnt out and frustrated as they fight their biology.
This book will guide you through your four phases of your cycle, suggest how you can implement cycle syncing in your creative and work projects, movement, nutrition and relationships, and empower you to embrace cyclical living over linear living so you can bust burnout and live happier.
You’ll have 400 menstrual cycles in a lifetime. Learn to use them as 400 opportunities to level-up toward your goals.
Get The Cycle Syncing Handbook on:
Bookshop.org | Barnes & Noble | Amazon | Goodreads | Simon & Schuster
Want to know what’s in the book?
Discover your period powers:
Linear vs. Cyclical Living
Managing Energy Instead of Time
What Actually Happens throughout a Cycle
Noticing Your Own Cyclical Patterns
When your Cycle Isn’t Textbook
The Inner Seasons
Menstrual Phase: Inner Winter
Follicular Phase: Inner Spring
Ovulatory Phase: Inner Summer
Luteal Phase: Inner Autumn
Life with Your Cycle
Creativity and Work Aligned with the Cycle
Movement and Exercise through the Cycle
Eating and Nutrition for Hormonal Changes
Relationships and Self-Care over the Seasons
How to join in on the hype:
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Plan a talk or workshop for your team, workplace or group.
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