20 Minute Candle Set

“Use these candles as a mindful timer for your favorite rituals and activities. It's a gentle, tactile way to hold yourself accountable to do the things you want to do! Especially the pleasurable, enjoyable things like crafting, sewing, baking, stretching, knitting, drawing, reading, writing... all of the things that are (For some reason?) harder to do than the "important" life to-do's. Some of my fav ways to use these candles are to read a book to free-write in my journal to meditate to write a substack post when I have writers block to do a living room tidy up to call a friend to stretch (I hate stretching! but if I light the candle, im stretching for 20 minutes!!)”

“The perfect gift for someone in your life. I love writing a handwritten note that shares how I imagine the person using the candle - whether it’s 20 minutes for new skill you know they are learning, a new hobby they’ve expressed interest in, 20 minutes to journal, 20 minutes to water color. It’s just such an intentional gift for anyone ✨✨”

“THIS SPARKS JOY. Last time, she brought us a little bouquet of flowers from her garden. This time, we brought her a 20 minute candle set. And so, another link in the gift chain. And these little candles come in a cute tin that makes the perfect lil gift for a friend ✨”

“A candle that lasts for 20 minutes is my go-to. I can plan for the day, journal, and be very intentional. And such a fun way to do this! Comes with a cute rock holder that is super grounding and a pack of 12 candles”

“What a delightful little way to help someone you love add some joy and whimsy to their daily life.”

“A 20-minute candle to settle into the evening, to transition from day to night”

“20-minute candle timer to do the things I say I'm going to do, but always put off. Journaling, reading, etc. It's like a little accountability partner.”

“An ATA reader sent me a book and a box of these 20-minute candles a few months ago, and they have been giving me so much JOY. I live in fear of accidentally burning our building down by leaving a candle burning, and each of these cuties offers 20 minutes to write in your journal and bliss out without anyone having to call the fire department on you.”

“Love this idea!”