FlowjoSelf Care Bucket List - an Authentic Mindfulness Game with 100 Self Care Cards for Adults - Step Out of Your Busy Life and Take a Breather with Genuine Activities for Every Mood!

I purchased this product because I am a caregiver to an elderly parent and work full time. As such I tend to forget about self-care and have been feeling down and getting sick because of it. This product is amazing in that it helps me to remember to take care of me. To live life, have fun and laugh, and love more. The cards are fun and different from the average affirmation cards out there. Take a look at the underwear one below! LOL! Who would have thought to do that to make yourself feel better? Not me! I look forward to seeing what other tips it gives me in the near future! I am already feeling better!

I am obsessed with my self care bucket list! I set out this year to take better care of myself and was generally struggling trying to keep up with it all. This bucket list was exactly what I needed to remember the little things and also be sure to spend time on me (in loads of fun, easy, and memorable ways). What’s even better is I started going through the cards with my daughter and we both are having a blast seeing what new activity we’ll get each day. Highly recommend and can’t wait to see how this will impact the year ahead! ❤️❤️❤️

Great concept! Great idea! Nice execution! I bought it about a year ago, opened 2 or 3 times, read a couple of the thought "cool I should do this like every week" haven't done any of them

Love this! We all need reminders to slow down and appreciate life. The Self Care Bucket List is a wonderful collection of ideas to help us mindfully make space to do just that. The prompts are varied, with different levels of effort required to complete them. Many of them evoke a childlike wonder and playfulness that is so welcome and needed in our busy, over-stressed culture. It's a lovely concept, and beautifully designed and executed. This would make a great gift for your mom, aunt, girlfriend, boyfriend, whomever needs a little injection of self love - aka anyone :)

This Self Care Bucket List card set would make a great gift for someone you love. It is relatively unique and the cards have reasonable ideas for someone who has resources. My concern is the set is overpriced. $49.99 is a bit much for this boxed set that has limited use. I would think it would be more accessible at $19.99.

This self care bucket list is amazing, we have had so much fun trying to pick randomly and making sure we go through every single one of them. So far we have had so much fun and have connect both with our inners elf and as a couple since we do it together - FYI they do also have a couples one and a father's day one.

Got this for my wife for Christmas, but was so excited to give it to her that I couldn’t wait... it’s really well done. The overall design is gorgeous, and the color coding makes it easy to pull specific types of tips. It’s also cool how it has little tabs to show what’s been done, what’s in progress and what you want to do. It’s been really cool to see her taking some time to herself and recentering with the cards. Definitely a much-needed purchase, can’t wait to go through everything in the box!

You know you need to do a better job of self care, but sometimes planning self care just feels like more work. Enter the self care bucket list. Pull a card, any card and do it! Or, comb through the cards and pull out the ones that sound the most intriguing and pick one of those. The bucket list makes self care fun and easy and for those of us who are too busy taking care of others, it helps give permission.

Finally giving a review for these cards after having owned them for the past couple of months. The Self Care Bucket List is a set of 100 cards which cover a wide variety of topics which give a positive impact on one's life. Divided between the categories of Life, Laughter, and Love, it's a good split of tasks, covering various areas in one's life.While some cards were not applicable to me or my wife (or we do the tasks already), there are a solid amount that provided value to one (or both) of us. We typically have a few cards out on the living room window ledge. This way they're in eye's view and a good reminder to do activities not normally considered. One card example suggests to to have walks in the rain. Most of us have done this unintentionally, but I personally have had some enjoyable walks that were that much more fulfilling because of the weather, and it should be repeated. Other cards are could be of similar small activities that can add some enjoyment to one's day, even during these indoor times when we can't go out. Some can be a larger task, such as some life-orientated cards in particular which can be really positive for one's mental health. For me they fall under the 'this obvious and I should really do this' category.Physically, the card stock is pretty solid, and the simple shape/design is nice. They fit snugly in the package which itself is pretty sturdy as well. There's a few dividers to help separate the cards (To Do, Doing, Done). A nice touch if you're doing to organize and go through these cards. As mentioned I keep them out so they stand up well and look aesthetically pleasing per the default photos of the product.Overall, I recommend this cards for someone who is willing to try new things, both big and small, to take their life in a positive direction.

The product itself was as described. Main problem was the poor packaging, resulting in a damaged product.

The Self-Care bucket list is a solid collection of ideas to support anyone on their journey of self-care. I found the packaging to be very appealing and the cards inside to be very durable. I loved that there were tabs "To Do" "Doing" and "Done" that you could file the cards with, as a way to keep track of your efforts. As soon as I got it, I reviewed all the cards, and appreciated that there was a good range of ideas, from quick wins to more thought-provoking options. I'm a holistic wellness practitioner and I can see myself using these cards with my clients to start or end a session to encourage a discussion about self-care. Great product!

Was given as a gift and they liked it

This was an impulse buy and definitely not worth $50. It’s a cute idea. It lists really simple things that you’ve probably already done at some point. I’d buy it again as a gift for maybe $15-20. Three stars because of price.