Cleo Wade on Boundaries, Being Present, and The Power of Mantras

Heart Talk: The Journal expands on Cleo Wade’s poetic work by offering guided prompts, exercises, and blank space for readers to engage in ongoing self-reflection and healing. Designed as a practical companion to the themes in Heart Talk, the journal encourages daily rituals and the cultivation of mantras to support emotional growth. Wade’s approachable voice and short-form prompts make it accessible for those new to journaling as well as seasoned practitioners. The book aims to turn reflective insights into lived practices, helping readers integrate self-care into their routines. As part of Wade’s broader Heart Talk series, the journal reinforces the idea that inner work is a continuous, active process.

In 'What the Road Said', Cleo Wade crafts a narrative that empowers readers to face their fears and take chances. The story follows a child who encounters a mysterious road and engages in a dialogue about leadership and self-discovery. Illustrated by Lucie de Moyencourt, the book offers a timeless message of resilience and hope for readers of all ages.

Heart Talk is an inspiring and accessible book of wisdom that features over 120 original poems, mantras, and affirmations. It serves as a daily pep talk to keep readers feeling empowered and motivated, providing relatable advice on emotional and spiritual growth. The book is perfect for fans of Rupi Kaur's Milk & Honey.

Cleo Wade's 'Where to Begin' is a heartfelt anthology that builds on the wisdom of her previous work, 'Heart Talk'. It offers a guide for those seeking to create a society rooted in love, acceptance, justice, and equality. The book emphasizes the impact of small actions and encourages readers to stay hopeful and engaged in creating change through self-care and social justice.