Reminders give my life structure and free my mind for deeper thinking. I rely on electronic reminders for everything from vitamins to deep breathing to watering my plants. I do try to remember some tasks (housework and yardwork, for example) without the help of technology to exercise my memory muscles. I also try to recall facts and other information before looking them up.

Still, life is busy. Some things we fully intend to do are forgotten. Sending a thank you card (or text). Calling someone. Drinking enough water. Everyone needs reminders, at least to some extent, so manage the details of life.

Because I know all too well from experience how important reminders are in our often too busy lives, this post is a friendly reminder of The Value of Reviews. If you could take a few minutes to leave a review for Comfortably Uncomfortable on Amazon, I would truly appreciate it. The more reviews, the more likely others are to find and benefit from the idea that small steps add up over time to make a big difference.

The past two months since the book has been published have brought unexpected connection. It’s led me to opportunities I could never have imagined on my own. I look forward to reading your honest feedback and using it to help me in my own quest to continually cultivating my own unique comfortably uncomfortable balance.

Help spread the word about Comfortably Uncomfortable with this quick social media post you can just copy and paste.

“My friend Kari Lynn Scare recently released Comfortably Uncomfortable—a must-read for anyone who wants encouragement and advice for creating meaningful change in their lives. Check it out on Amazon.”

Thank you for your encouragement and support!