Ah, summer. The warm weather season starts full of possibilities and every day feels shiny and new. Even the prediction itself is enough to evoke feelings of revitalization, renewal, and change. While this is true for all-season transitions, the onset of summer is particularly striking and potentially ripe. And sure, I might have a few big fare trips, but after a year travel and move aboutI’m ready to slow down and let my summer bucket list inspire a commitment to healthy habits, supports, and activities that help me connect with my best summer self. mine.
And while the adventures to come keep me excited and looking forward to, there is one consistent intention woven into the summer bucket list below: presence.
In an often confusing world, I’m choosing to connect my summer days with gratitude and connection. Don’t get me wrong, summer is sure the season that I go back to, relax and Prioritize rest. But as the days fall into the twilight nights and I spend more and more time with my loved ones, I won’t let a second go by without learning to cultivate consistent and deep gratitude. color for all good things.
With a light-hearted approach to our summer team list guide, let’s dive in. The following ideas will inspire you to make the most of every moment and welcome a bit of transformative growth into your life. Oh, and they’re fun, too. Did I forget to mention that?
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11 Summer Team List Ideas for your most transformative season
Check out the biggest summer beauty trends
We all have a bit of a (healthy) obsession with beauty. There is nothing more satisfying than finding the best tips, tricks and products for Bright, hydrated skinone brighter complexionand shiny hair. And I wouldn’t be able to put into words the inspirational joy of going behind the scenes of our favorite founders ‘and beauty influencers’ morning routine.
But because things are constantly changing in the world of beauty, it helps to have an understanding of what’s to come. Enter, the best summer beauty trends 2022. Experts and experts provide a comprehensive overview of the top 17 skin care, makeup and hair trends that will dominate this season. Are we saying goodbye to the waves? Read and learn.
Fall in love with a new hobby
It’s a sad, but important, dynamic in our culture: the impulse to stay productive. A powerful antidote? Do things just for fun (yes, fun!). Although hobbies are often misspelled as activities with no end goal, finding and working at a was shown for reduce stress, help build confidence and improve overall mental health. If you don’t have any hobbies to add to your summer bucket list yet, We’ve been thinking about our top favorites to help you get started.
Wrap yourself in a story
The wording here is purposeful—envelope. Let yourself be so immersed in *a story (whether it’s a novel, memoir, or personal development) that you can’t think of anything else. The key to doing this is to bring this intent to every part of the reading journey. From picking the book to the very first pages to its climax you don’t want it to end.
Many people have the misconception that they’re “not a reader” or don’t have enough time in the day to make it a habit. But, if you let yourself get lost in a good book, you can find endless beauty and inspiration in its pages. Not sure where to start? Check out our list of the best novel written for summer, self-help readingand short book can be read from beginning to end in one sitting.
Find a new way to express gratitude
As a writer, you would think I would have a practice journaling. But I can try, I just can’t get the habit to stick. What have I found that works? Say my gratitude out loud. While this may sound like an affirmation, it’s a bit different. Instead, the practice involved changing the way I talk about the things I love and feel grateful for in my life.
While all is well and good to say, I alike something, turn, I’m grateful for… Position these in a new light. Yes, there is so much to be said about muscle memory that journaling helps build, (and if it works for you, great!). But if you want to jump in happiness booster band, don’t fall asleep with this accessible approach. It can just change your life.
Cook with what’s in season
When it comes to food, there is something special about each season. Crispy apples, ready to crumble in fallall the comfort tips come winterand spring of the inevitable bumper crop of asparagus, peas and mint. But summer is the springboard for all sorts of seasonal, inspirational ingredients, and there’s no weekend activity I love more than visiting the local farmers market or hitting the fields for an afternoon’s fruit picking.
Once an al fresco enthusiast, Camille has her round favorite recipes For warm weather, outdoor dining. There’s a classic Apérol Spritz that will quench your thirst for fruit, the best bruschetta in bread history, and a Double Chocolate Skillet Cookie we’ve all been known to serve for dinner — and Of course, much more than that. Consider this your definitive cooking guide june.
Treat yourself to these tried and true cookbooks
We’ve covered cooking, and we’ve covered books—now it’s time to dive into the best cookbooks ever for every meal, every appetite. and every occasion. Certainly, there is much to be said for the energizing pleasure of enjoying food that will help you practice new skills and challenge your palate. But to make sure you’re using a new recipe that’s going to produce delicious results, it’s handy to have a few unique dishes on hand in your culinary library.
Camille credits her entertainment, impressive knife skills and a gift for taste to the 10 cookbooks she flips through over and over. Want to preview the round of compilation? Every day is Saturday by champion of casual-elegant cooking, Sarah Copeland, revolutionary by Joshua McFadden Six Seasonsand people will come, Cannelle et Vanille by inspiration forever Aran Goyoaga. Get list here.
Develop a walking routine
Whether you call it hot girl walking or not, if there is one thing that quarantine has taught us (actually, it taught us a lot), it’s this: Walking is one of the best things you can do for your mental, emotional, and physical health. I am grateful that my mother instilled in me the simple joy of going for a morning, afternoon, or after-dinner walk as a child, but that practice has become even more important during a pandemic when I am nowhere to be found. any other way to go outside the grocery store.
And even now that we can connect with friends, family, and the world outside of our homes, the habit persists. You can certainly pair your walk with a playlist or podcast, or choose to strike up a conversation with someone over the phone. Personally, though, I find that my walks give me the most joy when I have nothing in my ear but the soothing silence of nature working its magic.
Change your date for the night
Whether you’re with a partner, dipping your toes in the dating pool, or looking for new ways to have fun with friends, this list of creative day ideas Will definitely help shake things up. Aside from adventures, there are also dates that lean towards more spontaneous and lighthearted ideas for those who are spontaneous at heart. While winter can be a season to stay indoors and warm, summer is all about getting outside, exploring nature, and taking advantage of the long days of summer.
Learn to romanticize your life
While I’ll definitely try the summer date ideas above, I’m also committed to giving myself a healthy dose of narcissism this season. And while the concept may seem elusive, there are concrete ways you can start showing your kindness and compassion today. Get ready to own your protagonist’s energy — and let Our guide to romanticizing your life guide.
Connect to an exercise that serves you
Yes, friend! Not just your body, but your mind, your soul, and your whole being. Because we’ve been conditioned to think about exercise, many of us have encountered a fear of fitness. But a simple, powerful mindset shift — seeing movement as an opportunity instead of a chore — can make you fall in love with exercise. For inspiration, try one of these 17 fun workout ideas. Adventure awaits.
Make your inbox glow
When summer comes, you can bet my device time waaay down. Honestly, this isn’t about me being self-disciplined at all — I just want to spend as much time outside as possible. But the work goes on, and our inbox remains a fixture of our daily schedule. An idea to make email a little more interesting? Sign up for thoughtful, beautifully crafted newsletters. From sustainability to personal growth to the secrets of behavioral science, Our list has it all.
