Playfully Present: Bring Play, Creativity, and Wonder into the Ordinary Moments

There’s a rhythm most of us fall into.
Wake up. Get through the day. Check the boxes.

Sometimes we forget to look up.
Sometimes joy feels like something we’ll get to… later.

But what if it didn’t have to wait?
What if joy could find you in the small, ordinary moments you usually rush past?
What if play could sneak into your day and gently interrupt the routine?

You see, micro-moments of joy aren’t loud.
They’re the flickers that shift your mood.

The sparks that pull you back into your body, into your life.
They matter because the life you want isn’t built all at once.
It’s built in moments.

Playfully Present is a space to remember that.
A space to wake up your imagination.
A space to experience what it feels like to invite more joy into your day on purpose.

This isn’t a webinar.
It’s not a lecture.
It’s a camera-on, come-as-you-are, step-into-the-story kind of night.

If you’ve been moving through the motions, if the spark’s been feeling far away, or if you’ve just been craving something that feels a little more alive, this space is for you.

You don’t need a vacation to feel joy.
You can start where you are.
Right here. Right now.

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🎟️ Event Info:
🗓️ Date: Thursday, July 16th
🕕 Time: 6:30–8:30 PM CST
💻 Location: Zoom (link provided after registration is completed)
🎉 Cost: Free

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Expect:
✨ Play that helps you shift from autopilot to presence, right where you are.
✨ Light movement to gently release the weight you’ve been carrying.
✨ Storytelling practices that invite your imagination to come alive again.
✨ Honest, energizing connection that reminds you, you’re not alone in this.

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💬 What past participants are saying:
“I walked away with a softness I didn’t even know I needed.”
— Celina
“It reminded me how good it feels to actually be in my life instead of just moving through it.”
— Kathleen
“I realized joy doesn’t have to be big. It can happen in the smallest, most ordinary moments.”
— Charlie

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Come as you are.
Leave with your eyes open to the joy that’s been there all along.