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Tools for Reflection, Wellness, and Intentional Living

This section of A Moore Abundant Life was created to provide practical resources that support healing, mindful living, spiritual reflection, and personal growth.

Here you will find guides, companion materials, wellness tools, worksheets, recipes, and reflective resources designed to encourage a healthier and more intentional relationship with food, self, faith, and everyday life.

These resources are not about perfection. They are meant to support small, meaningful steps toward balance, awareness, nourishment, and continued growth.

Whether you are exploring the companion materials for I Used to Love You, Now Let’s Just Be Friends, seeking mindful wellness tools, or simply looking for encouragement on your journey, I hope these offerings provide support and inspiration.

Thank you for allowing me to be part of your journey toward a more abundant life!

Our Books

My Type 2 diabetes diagnosis became the beginning of a deeper journey that led me to reflect honestly on food, stress, wellness, faith, identity, and healing. Along the way, I discovered that our relationship with food is often shaped by far more than hunger alone. It is influenced by our experiences, emotions, beliefs, culture, and the stories we tell ourselves. Understanding those connections became an important part of the transformation that followed.

The books and companion resources offered through A Moore Abundant Life were created to encourage reflection, personal growth, and intentional living. They are intended to inspire others to approach wellness with greater awareness, grace, and compassion—recognizing that meaningful change often begins with small, consistent, and intentional progress.

The journey is not always linear, and progress is not measured by perfection. There may be setbacks, pauses, and seasons when growth feels difficult to see. Yet each day offers a new opportunity to begin again, extend grace to ourselves, and continue moving toward the abundant life God desires for us.

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I Used to Love You Now, Let’s Just Be Friends

Through personal stories, reflection, and practical insight, this book encourages readers to approach food, wellness, and self-care with greater awareness, balance, and grace.

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A Moore Abundant Life Companion Workbook - Chapter 1 Sample

Get a free sample of Chapter 1 of the companion reflection guide!

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A Moore Abundant Life Companion Workbook & Reflection Guide

Created to accompany I Used to Love You, Now Let's Just Be Friends, this workbook provides chapter-by-chapter reflections, journaling prompts, wellness practices, and faith-centered activities to help readers move from insight to action.

Mindful Baking Guide

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Mindful baking is about intention, balance, and nourishment. Rather than restriction, it focuses on making thoughtful ingredient choices that support well-being while still honoring enjoyment.

Core Principles:

1. Replace, don’t remove – Maintain structure when reducing sugar or fat.

2. Use whole ingredients – Choose minimally processed options.

3. Reduce sugar gradually – Let your palate adjust over time.

4. Honor satisfaction – Enjoy treats without guilt. Smart Substitutions: - Applesauce

for butter (reduces fat) - Coconut sugar for refined sugar - Gluten-free flour blends for

accessibility – Dark chocolate for lower sugar content Mindset Shift: Mindful baking

invites you to see food not as “good” or “bad,” but as part of a balanced life.

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