CuriousMind

I can make an extra $20+ a month, depending on what app I am using or which task I get to first. (Sometimes all the good paying tasks get taken fast!) But these are my favorite apps/websites that are actually worth the time and get really awesome things from.

Soft, warm nudes that feel like comfort in color, gentle tones that soothe the eyes and anchor the space. Here are the hues and items that make everyday easier and every night feel a little calmer.

Some places in nature carry a quiet presence you can feel the moment you arrive. Everything kind of allows you to slow down, breathe deeper, and notice more. This list is a collection of Midwest landscapes, forests, and trails that feel peaceful, grounding, and quietly sacred. Not just places to visit, but places that create space for reflection, solitude, and reconnecting with the natural earth.

Some ideas don’t arrive loudly... they settle in slowly and change how you notice things. These are concepts I’ve come across over time that subtly changed my perspective and the way I think, observe, and understand people, patterns, and myself.

Mindful and calming tools I use to recharge – internally and externally, focus, organize ideas, quiet mental noise, transmute energy, grounding my body and soul

These books quietly reshape how you think, question & observe the world. Some explore psychology & human behavior. Others touch on meaning, belief, power, or the unseen patterns beneath everyday life. This list isn’t about speed reading or productivity — it’s about ideas that linger long after the last page.

When I need to think clearly, I reach for paper. This list holds the notebooks, pens, planners, and quiet systems I use to reflect, organize, and make sense of things.