Are you stepping into something new, reassessing your goals, eyeing an overstuffed junk drawer, outgrowing an old identity, or wondering why the habits and routines you once loved aren’t sticking?
This Season of Life is an invitation to tune in to the season you’re in and redefine productivity not as doing more but as creating space for what matters most. Whether you’re feeling the fresh energy of new beginnings or the messy middle of figuring it out, looking for structure that helps you feel grounded, or savoring the everyday joys of a season that already feels good, this book meets you there.
Spend just a few minutes each week with a personal letter from Jules and an exercise tailored to help you take the next small step:
- Notice when you’re stretched thin and saying yes on autopilot + a bandwidth menu to order only what you have capacity for
- Reframe “failure” as a clue to what’s actually right for you + a fill-in-the-blank pep talk that gives you permission to try something new
- Show up before you feel ready, even if it’s a little cringe + a courage check-in for doing it anyway
- Build gentle systems that make it easier to reset when life gets full + a few low-lift habits to bring you back to center
No matter where you find yourself, This Season of Life helps you move through change with clarity, meet overwhelm with ease, and honor identity shifts with compassion.
Author
Jules Acree
Jules Acree is a creator and writer known for her newsletters, Slow Brew Sunday and Mother, Etc.—a Substack Bestseller. She shares reflections on mindful productivity, intentional living, and motherhood. Passionate about helping people slow down and create more space for what matters, Jules has spent nearly a decade building a body of work across digital tools, thoughtful systems, storytelling, and writing—all centered on bringing more ease to everyday life.Jules has worked with leading brands like Google, Notion, and Skillshare, bringing her thoughtful, intentional approach to life online. Offline, she’s often found with a matcha in hand and her baby girl on her hip, living a cozy, creative life alongside her husband and two rambunctious dogs.
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