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Why More Mindful Moments?

Hi there, it's Keridwyn. Yes, this is another site of mine. You might know me from my casual Seattle entertainment blog, SeattlePockets.com. Or maybe you know me from my Hypnotherapy practice and Keridwyn.com. Or maybe you friend or follow me on facebook at fb.com/keridwyn.

Regardless of how you found this blog, welcome to More Mindful Moments. Maybe I'll transfer this over to a fancier blog one day. Maybe not. What I do know is I was holding myself back from sharing some cool content as I perk up my Hypnotherapy site. And there's sometimes content that really doesn't belong on my hypno site or my seattlepockets blog.

So, here you go. More Mindful Moments. Things on my mind I want to share.

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