5 Days in Phoenix

My Sacred Relationship Framework has resulted in deeper, more meaningful connections with the people who are most special to me. My vision for many of these relationships are quality, intentional time spent together. A lot of times this means planning a trip away from work, kids, and home.

It had been since 2019 since my last girls trip and we made the most of it.

Here are the highlights:

COFFEE

• Window Coffee Bar - the yummiest, creamiest coffees and the most insane treats. We literally ordered one of every single pastry, the avocado toast, and the tomato balsamic toast (the best I've ever had)

• Luci's at the Orchard - great food, great coffee, and a great outdoor area to sit and catch up.

EATS

• The Beach House - this is a no-frills hole-in-the-wall restaurant. Get the fried fish taco and you'll probably want more than one.

• Le Ame - the reservations situation is a little bananas here but the food is worth the hype. If you like a good scene, book some time at the Global Ambassador.

• Sedona Organic Taco Company - super cute food truck with a big selection of tacos and the yummiest homemade watermelon aqua fresca.

TO DO

• If you don't mind car time (4 hours roundtrip), take a trip to Sedona. We spent 6 hours there and felt it was worth our time. There are a million hikes you can find on AllTrails, crystals for days, and the place exudes good energy. Stop by Tao Foot Massage after a long day on your feet. It's affordable, clean, high quality massages.

• Tierra Luna Spa at the Biltmore - this place is pricey but if you take advantage of your time there, it is definitely worth it.

PHX in April is heating up but the weather was perfect and we spent all day outside. Most importantly, I was able to take action on prioritizing 3 of my most Sacred Relationships. I'm confident these friends would say that they know how important they are to me. And that's the point.