We have active subscribers in every state in the United States, every Province in Canada,
and many other countries that utilize the North American Numbering Plan (NANP).
Our newest subscriber from Manitoba signed up on Fri, Dec 12th at 10:11:06 AM CT.
We have other new subscribers from Florida, New Jersey, Missouri, Washington, Ohio, and Minnesota .
A user in British Columbia completed a gratitude journal entry 1 hour ago.
Here is a message that was recently liked by a subscriber in Texas:
"There is beauty absolutely everywhere around us. Sometimes our brains simply filter it out and we focus on the negatives. This is human nature. The negative grabs our attention while the positive waits for us to notice. We are hardwired to remember the negatives. When this is happening to you, take a moment to realize there is beauty everywhere."
The locations with the most users are California with 3539 users, Texas with 2092 users, Florida with 1947 users, New York with 1919 users, and Ontario with 1524 users.
The locations with the least number of users are Newfoundland and Labrador with 35 users, New Brunswick with 42 users, Vermont with 47 users, Wyoming with 47 users, and North Dakota with 51 users.
1 I'm grateful for take2mins because you guys help me to stay grounded.
2 Thank you for always being the best part of my day!
3 To whom it may concern, I stumbled across your website a few weeks ago and I really appreciate what you do. I use it daily. My text reminders help me to be present, focus on the good in my life, and to connect with and share the love and kindness I sometimes forget is inside me. Thank you for what you do.
4 I love the daily messages that gives me something to center my mind with when the negative takes hold. I'm sure this is the same for many many other people.
5 I quite enjoy the text-based app because it was easily accessible, as it provided me with a link to the website each time I got a message, instead of me having to log in on my computer. Also, since it is a text-based app system, the messages were very short and simple to read, as opposed to a long paragraph in an email.