A Daily Voice Note to Help You Live What You Already Know.

A gentle space to stay connected to what matters, one tiny shift at a time.

Enrollment is open now and closes Monday, November 24 at 11:59 p.m. EST.

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I Need This Right Now

Why This Matters

Are you tired of learning and still feeling like you can’t live it?

Do you ever feel like you’ve taken courses, read books, listened to podcasts, and yet in the heat of real life it’s so hard to remember?

Do you sometimes start strong but then feel behind or overwhelmed by how much there is to “get right”?

If that’s familiar, you’re not alone.

That’s why I created The Integration Circle.

It’s not about new information every day.

Each week, we focus on one tiny practice, something small, specific, and clear enough to actually do.

From Sunday through Thursday, you’ll get a short one to two minute voice note on that same idea, with reflections and gentle reminders to help it sink in.

You can listen or read the transcript, whatever works best for you.

The goal is to keep things bite-sized, doable, and never overwhelming.

“This is exactly what I need right now. The course was amazing, but there was so much to remember. This will help me actually live it.”

— Parent from Essentials Course

I Want to Start Integrating, Not Just Learning

What You Get

Daily voice notes (Sunday through Thursday), one to two minutes each
One weekly practice, small, clear, and doable
Written transcripts for each note
Private Google Chat or WhatsApp space (your choice)
Optional community chat to share and connect
Always-on feedback form so you can share what’s working
Cancel anytime, no pressure

PLUS, EXCLUSIVE MEMBER PERKS ✨

As part of the Integration Circle membership, you’ll also receive:

10% off all live courses and masterclasses with Blimie (including an upcoming 2-night live intensive you haven’t heard about yet — details coming soon!)

Early access to new offerings before public release

“I love that it’s just one small thing at a time. It’s finally something I can actually do.”

I Want Daily Support for Tiny Shifts

What We'll Be Practicing

Over time, we’ll build habits and skills that anchor you in connection, one layer at a time:

Pausing before reacting.
Meeting yourself with compassion.
Regulating your nervous system.
Empathizing with your child.
Communicating honestly.
Being assertive without aggression or passivity.
Staying connected while holding boundaries.
And more...

This is Exactly What I Need

How It's Different From My Posts

WhatsApp Status

Random reflections
Informations
Inspiration for the moment
Passive reading
Public

The Integration Circle

A clear, structured path
Integration
Real change over time
Active support
Private and personal

I’m Ready for Daily Support

From Insight To Integration

I hear this all the time from parents who read my posts or watch my WhatsApp Status and say,

“I love these ideas in theory, but they’re so hard to do in the moment.”

And I understand that completely. Inspiration is easy to feel when you’re reading.

What’s hard is remembering and practicing it when your child is upset, when you’re tired, or when life gets messy.

That’s exactly why I created The Integration Circle.

It’s designed to help you go from understanding these ideas to actually living them slowly, gently, and with support.

One tiny practice at a time, so it becomes part of you, not something you’re trying to remember.

Yes, I Want Support to Actually Live This

What $12 Really Buys

$12 elsewhere:

A coffee
A smoothie
A Target impulse buy
A fun sushi roll
A cute mug you don’t really need
A pair of socks that disappear in the wash
One candle you light once and forget about

$12 here:

Daily connection and gentle encouragement
A calm moment to breathe and come back to yourself
Support to practice what really matters
Tiny, steady steps toward becoming the parent you want to be
A community that reminds you you’re not alone
Blimie in your ear (literally) helping you live your values in real life

I Need This Right Now

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