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A Letter to Yourself Right Here, Right Now

Published 4 days ago • 1 min read

Hi Reader,

As the year comes to a close, I want to offer you a different kind of reflection, one rooted in celebration, not judgment.

Before you think about goals or resolutions, I invite you to simply remember.

Take out your calendar, month by month, and look back at the year you lived:

  • Places you went
  • Events you attended
  • Work you created
  • Conversations that mattered
  • Moments of joy
  • And yes, moments of concern or sadness

All of it belongs. All of it makes up your year.

So often we forget what we’ve carried, what we’ve shown up for, and how much we’ve lived. Looking back reveals the fullness, not just the highlights.

A Letter to Yourself

I’m sharing with you a page from the Divine Gratitude Journal the Letter to Self.

I’m doing this practice alongside you.

This isn’t a letter to your future self six months from now.
It’s a letter written from this moment, exactly as you are today.

Let it be a letter that:

  • Celebrates you
  • Honors what you love and hold dear
  • Acknowledges what you’ve moved through
  • Speaks gently to the woman you are right now

There’s no right way to write it. Just honesty and presence.

Begin Now

If you’d like to continue this practice and create a ritual that honors your present moment not someday, but today you can begin with the Divine Gratitude Journal.

It’s designed to meet you right where you are and help you reflect, soften, and move forward with clarity and care.

👉 Purchase the Divine Gratitude Journal here​

As this year closes, may you remember:
You don’t need to rush toward what’s next.

Take a moment to honor what has been...
and let that be enough.

With gratitude,
Sarah
​Founder of Restored by Donna Sarah
​Guiding women home to themselves—one breath, one bloom, one sacred pause at a time.
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