I love Curiously Yours! It is so well done and made me feel very special to receive it. The Permission Slip made me realize that I need to give myself permission..to think out of the box, to be more than I thought I could be and to stretch myself and grow more than usual. This is so different than any subscription I've ever received. It is top quality and extremely creative. I am a FAN!
Everything in your mailbox wants something FROM you. Isn't it time you received something FOR you?
The calendar is managed. People are cared for. Obligations are met with impressive reliability. You're good at your life.
And somewhere in all of that you forgot to save something for yourself.
That's where Curiously Yours comes in.
What Is Curiously Yours?
A Curious Coachin your mailbox
Curiously Yours is a monthly letter delivered to your mailbox, that is personally written and thoughtfully designed to delight, inspire, affirm, and empower you - just like a personal coach.
Each month's delivery includes a letter that sets the theme, reflection questions that spark deeper thinking, a permission slip that invites you to do something meaningful for yourself, a visual or interactive piece, and other inspiring items.
Inside each envelope
What you receive
Unpacking curiosity and self-permission, one piece at a time
Thoughtful Letter
A personally written letter that sets the month's theme with an inspiring, vulnerable message.
Reflection Questions
Questions that spark deeper thinking and a personal connection to the theme.
Permission Slip
Your ticket to taking one small step — or a giant leap — toward something meaningful.
Visual Reminder
A photo, illustration, postcard, art piece, or interactive card that serves as a reminder or keepsake.
Plus delightful bonuses
What recipients are saying
Something shifted
I was thrilled to receive my inaugural "Curiously Yours" envelope. It could not have come on a better day. After reading the letter, I was simultaneously intrigued, inspired and motivated to take a tiny next step with something for which I've been feeling I was not quite ready, for a very long time.
Paul inspired me to give myself permission to talk to my employer about a promotion at work. I also gave myself permission to look for a new job elsewhere.
Paul shared enough of himself in his letter that it allowed me to reflect more deeply on my situation.
In an age of ever-increasing digital communication, we're all looking for increased connection and authenticity.
Jeff Walkerauthor of Launch