Calm the Chaos Cards
65 Simple Practices for a More Peaceful Life
By: Nicola Ries-Taggart
 
Create your own calm with the the help of these cards. 65 ways to reduce stress and promote a more tranquil well-being.
Use these cards to guide you on your journey to a less stressed lifestyle. Start each morning with a new card or pick several and plan your week, but focus on mindfulness. Calm the Chaos Cards make it easy to foster moments of peace and clarity, anytime and anywhere.
 
For anyone overwhelmed by the stresses of daily life, this deck is a simple tool to promote calm and well-being. Here are 65 soothing cards, each featuring an encouraging mantra on the front and a short practice on the back, including exercises for mindfulness, self-care, awareness, grounding, gratitude, and more. Users can pull one card each morning to center themselves, or pick a few at a time to set a bigger intention for the week. Presented in a lovely portable package with foil stamping, Calm the Chaos Cards make it easy to foster moments of peace and clarity, anytime and anywhere.

Features:
A CREATIVE WAY TO PRACTICE SELF-CARE: Manage daily stress, quell anxiety, and build happiness habits with the 65 cards in this deck.
CULTIVATE MORE MINDFULNESS: These cards will help you practice daily reflection, record gratitude, and set achievable goals.
USE DAILY, WEEKLY, OR WHENEVER YOU NEED CALM: Pull a card each morning to find a mantra and inspiration for your day, or choose one card a week to set a larger intention.
HANDY FORMAT: 65 cards in a gorgeous foil-stamped box with sliding tray makes this a portable and attractive way to find balance and peace.
A LOVELY GIFT: This beautifully designed package makes a perfect gift for moms, girlfriends, or anyone trying to balance the busy-ness of their life.

About the Author

Nicola Ries Taggart is the author of Calm The Chaos Journal and a life and leadership coach. For more than 10 years, she's helped people to take ownership of their lives, choices, and happiness. She works with individual clients, and with small and large companies that want to support their employees' personal and professional development and success. She lives in Alameda, CA.