I am so happy for you Meagan ! I do not know how you do it, but you do it and it is real deal inspiration. If I get up to MI I am going to make Bevy Tea my first stop.
Some encouragement for your writing edits. I write and read and draft most of the day doing my daily job. I find this method very helpful:
Pomodoro Technique:
1. Set a timer for 25 min and focus on one task.
2. After timer rings, take a 5 minute break.
3. Repeat this cycle 4 times, then take a longer break of 20-30 min.
NOTE: If I am being honest, the 5 min. break usually includes either a diet coke or a cup of hot tea (and if I am really luck a yummy shortbread type cookie with it). Neither are that good for me, but getting the work done IS good for me, so whatever it takes : )
As usual, all my best to you Meagan. You keep the good words coming and I'll keep the fan club going !
I'd forgotten about the Pomodoro Technique, but what great timing, Jen! I definitely work best in short bursts with mini-breaks and I love the idea of creating some structure around it. Obviously, tea and shortbread are the best way to fill those breaks. :) Thank you!
Loved the updates, Meagan! The shop looks so cozy-love it!
Your shop looks great! Best of luck to you!
Congratulations! I love the idea of curated boxes from Bevy Tea!
Keep your eyes here, I am hoping to launch something for the winter holidays!
Congratulations on getting your manuscript turned in! And your tea shop! Bevy Tea would be a wonderful addition to any community!
Thank you Antoinette - it's been such a fun and rewarding undertaking.
So thrilled for and proud of you! Xx
Thank you Beth - your class and content continue to inspire and propel me along!
OMG that is so cool!!! Congratulations!
Thanks, friend!
I am so happy for you Meagan ! I do not know how you do it, but you do it and it is real deal inspiration. If I get up to MI I am going to make Bevy Tea my first stop.
Some encouragement for your writing edits. I write and read and draft most of the day doing my daily job. I find this method very helpful:
Pomodoro Technique:
1. Set a timer for 25 min and focus on one task.
2. After timer rings, take a 5 minute break.
3. Repeat this cycle 4 times, then take a longer break of 20-30 min.
NOTE: If I am being honest, the 5 min. break usually includes either a diet coke or a cup of hot tea (and if I am really luck a yummy shortbread type cookie with it). Neither are that good for me, but getting the work done IS good for me, so whatever it takes : )
As usual, all my best to you Meagan. You keep the good words coming and I'll keep the fan club going !
Your friend Jen P.
I'd forgotten about the Pomodoro Technique, but what great timing, Jen! I definitely work best in short bursts with mini-breaks and I love the idea of creating some structure around it. Obviously, tea and shortbread are the best way to fill those breaks. :) Thank you!