March 2025 Letter From Publisher
Feb 28, 2025 08:00AM ● By Holly Baker
Holly Baker
Hello dear readers!! I’m feeling so jazzed as I reflect on how much I absolutely love our vibrant, health-conscious community here in Tucson. More than that, I cherish being connected to the pulse of this supportive and nurturing network. At Natural Awakenings, our team is deeply passionate about uplifting those who help keep Tucson happy and healthy. Every month, we have the privilege of showcasing the incredible people, businesses and events that make this region so special.
As our magazine continues to thrive, I’m thrilled to share an exciting opportunity to join our passionate team. Are you inspired by health and wellness? Do you love building connections and making a meaningful impact? If so, we want to hear from you! We’re looking for an advertising sales and community advocate to become part of our vibrant magazine family—someone who’s eager to support local businesses, connect with conscious entrepreneurs, and help shape Tucson’s incredible wellness community.
This role is more than just sales—it’s about engagement, advocacy and discovery. You’ll have the chance to form exciting relationships with wellness businesses, holistic practitioners and entrepreneurs who are shaping Tucson’s robust wellness movement. With generous commissions and a flexible schedule, this opportunity is perfect for retirees or anyone looking for a fulfilling, community-driven side endeavor. For more information on this opportunity, check out the news brief on page 9.
We’re also featuring incredible articles written by local talent, such as: “Simple Movement Breaks for a Healthier Workday” by massage and yoga therapist Ken Reader (page 11), “An Interview with Legendary Trumpet Player Chris Botti” by freelance writer Suzie Agrillo (page 12), and “Reinvention is on the Menu: Time to Cook up Something Bold” by Deb Beroset, founder of It’s Time for Moxie (page 16.)
Looking for more inspiration? Our Healing Ways article “Sober Curious” (page 15) offers thought-provoking insights into reevaluating your relationship with alcohol. If you’re eager to fine-tune your diet, don’t miss our Feature Story “Personalized Nutrition” (page 18). And for those seeking the secret to anti-inflammatory meals, turn to page 22 and learn all about “Cooking with Healthy Oils” in our Conscious Eating section for the answer!
As I write this, I can feel myself emerging from winter’s slower rhythm, eagerly anticipating the energy and renewal of spring. I can’t wait to see many of you out and about at many of the fantastic events featured in this issue.
To your health and happiness,
Holly