Welcome to the Yoga Inspired Life podcast. I'm your host, Shayla Quinn, and together we'll go on a journey of self-discovery as we explore all of the inner workings of what it means to live in inspired life. Join me for solo episodes and conversations with special guests for real, authentic deep dives into all things yoga, wellness, self-love,

mindfulness, and everything in between. If you're ready to get inspired, learn, grow, evolve,

to connect, and up-level your life, then you've come to the right place. I am beyond excited that

you're here. So let's dive in.

Hi, my loves. Welcome back to the yoga inspired life podcast or welcome to the podcast. If this is your first episode of mine that you are tuning in for, either way, I am very grateful to have you.

And we are back on YouTube for this episode. So if you are listening on

Apple or Spotify, you want to watch the recording. You can on my YouTube channel. That is Shayla Quinn.

And it's always linked in the show notes. I also should probably introduce myself if this is your

first episode of mine that you're

tuning in for or did I? I don't know. I'm Shayla. Welcome. I'm your girl. I'm your virtual

bestie. And today we're diving into one of my favorite topics. And that is romanticizing your life.

You know those TikToks and reels where people turn mundane tasks into aesthetically pleasing moments like making up a coffee or walking through the city? And they just make it into pure magic. And I have to say like I try to be one of those people because I just enjoy romanticizing the mundane simple moments of life. If you watch my vlogs on YouTube or my

Instagram or TikTok, you know I'm all about making little aesthetic videos out of my morning

routines or making my morning coffee or my workouts. And that is just because it makes those

mundane moments sweeter. Not like making a video out of them, but romanticizing

them. Romanticizing your life isn't about making everything perfect. It's about just making the most

out of the small moments. I think sometimes we can get caught up in making life all about the big

milestone moments when the reality is life is made up of the little in-between

moments, like the daily things that you do, like making your coffee or going on a walk or

working out or journaling or whatever it might be. Those are oftentimes the things that we do

the most. And the things that we do the most are the things that we do the most are the things that

make up our life. And why not romanticize those mundane moments or the in-between moments?

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