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Are you ready for 100 days of summer healing? I’m asking myself (and inviting you to ask the same), “….but what if you fly?”

Back to mindset we go, darling.

Where this came from

With my gut healing journaling SYSTEM, I brought to life exactly what women worldwide have been searching for on their own gut healing and health journey.

But here’s the thing – it took me so long to finally move forward and make this gut-healing SYSTEM a reality.

While walking the lake this week I realized why: my mindset was never right.

Instead of “what if I fly?” and change thousands of lives, it was always, “It’s probably not good enough.”

This past year, though, with both my dad’s death and the Pandemic, I’ve realized that the only time is now.

100 Days of Summer Healing

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The 100 days of summer is simply a challenge – for you and for me. 

It’s one that you will customize however you want.

This is not a diet. It’s not meant for you to have such strict and rigid rules that summer flies by without you even embracing it a single day.

Though, if you want it be the jumpstart you need for reducing bloat + weight, I have the first 21 of your 100 days for you HERE.

This summer, I’m inviting you to get your mind right and ask,

….but what if I fly?

In other words….

• What if I heal?
• And what if the bloat vanishes?
• What if the linger weight melts because I’m not as inflamed?
• And what if I’m finally taking care of myself?

These 100 days and this challenge is really just my way of inspiring in you the motivation and inspiration to get your mindset right through daily action.

What If I Fly?

The mantra comes from this:

There is freedom waiting for you,
on the breezes of the sky,
and you ask “What if I fall?”
Oh but my darling,
what if you fly?

– Erin Hanson

So how does this work anyways?

Create Your Own 100 Days of Summer

The 100 days of summer technically starts on the first day of summer which is Thursday, June 20 this year. It ends on Sunday, September 22nd, which is the last official day of summer. 

It consists of two main steps:

1. 2-4 daily actions; things you’ll commit to for healing
2. ……and one of those actions will be a mantra or something positive written out.

More on each….

Now is the time to take action. 

Prior to beginning, you should write down 2-4 daily things you will do for a better mindset and actionable items to find you more gut health, peace, and/or happiness.

You’ve been reading my blog, book, e-books, etc. for a long time now.

There is so much information and sometimes with all this information no action is taken. 

As long as you remain just a student filled with knowledge, healing won’t happen.

It’s why the first pillar in my 3 ultimate pillars to gut healing is diagnosis vs. Dr. Google.

Here is an example of some daily things you might commit to:

• 30 minutes of gentle movement (not high-intensity workouts)
• 1 gallon of water per day
• 10 minutes of morning meditation
• 3 meals per day filled with adequate calories and nutrition enjoyed only while seated in a calm state
• at least 90-120 minutes rest (meal spacing) between each meal
• daily Squatty Potty use
• be 100% consistent with the supplements your doctor said you need to take
• no electronics 3 hours before bedtime
• keep a journal or sheet of paper with all negative thoughts and clutter to transfer them from your mind to the paper (ultimately, you will burn this journal or sheet of paper!)

One thing you must do (aka one of the 2-4 things to commit to) daily is write a mantra, positive thought, or mindset-shift idea down.

This is simple. 

You only need to write one word or one line. 

Mantras

Here are some ideas of things you could choose to write:

• What if I fly?
• The possibilities are endless.
• I am preparing for ultimate health and wellness.
• The time is now.
• …..any of these 31 Gut Healing Mantras

You don’t have to share any of this with anyone.

Your 100 days are for you. 

Just do the work.

The point is to do it now.

And see what 100 days of summer healing might turn into.

Way back when, I wish I would’ve stopped telling myself, “What if I never heal?” And instead, got busy doing specific things, on a consistent basis, to improve my life. 

Ready to fly?!

I am.

If you liked this post, you might also enjoy:

1. How Mindset Changes Gut Healing
2. Gut Healing for Dummies
3. The Emotional Side of Illness

Xox,
SKH