December—the month that fills our calendars with holiday parties, end-of-year deadlines, and family commitments. While the "December chaos" often sees fitness routines taking a backseat, it doesn't have to be that way. In this blog post, you'll discover actionable strategies to prioritize exercise, even amidst the December rush. After all, self-care isn't a luxury; it's a necessity.
When December arrives, our attention gets pulled in a dozen different...
You've been energized to re-embrace work or school after summer, but now, resistance is lurking. This sly rebel can thwart your best-laid plans, especially as the season changes. Fear not; we'll reveal how resistance sneaks in and offer practical strategies to stop the sabotage. You can stay on track with your healthy habits and routines, no matter the season!
Comfort vs. Growth: Trapped in the comfort zone? Hearing whispers saying, "You deserve a break!" may be...
September often feels like the start of something fresh. As we approach the holiday weekend and Labor Day, a time that symbolizes back-to-school for many, it's a chance to restart. Whether you want to add positive habits or eliminate negative ones, here are 5 things to start and 5 things to stop for a total of 10 considerations to enhance your well-being right now.
Regular Exercise: Cardiovascular, strength, and flexibility...
Do you reach for food when stressed or emotional? You're not alone. Many of us fall into the trap of routine eating, where we eat out of habit rather than responding to our body's actual hunger signals [1]. But why do we behave this way?
As humans, we have evolved to seek out food to survive. In the past, we didn't always have easy access to food, so eating when it was available was important. This has led us to...
Healthy habits can be easier when we implement the same motivation that drives us to endure the most challenging times: love. And that's because love is a transferable skill and deeply seeded motivation. Yes, love sustains us all and keeps us motivated to survive, strive and push past difficulties.
Most of us direct our focus and feelings toward someone we love: a spouse, child, sibling, parent, friend, or pet. Instead of solely...
"Could you do it for $ 1 million?" That's what I ask myself when things get hard or when I feel stressed, overwhelmed, and challenged. I try to give myself a "jolt" to help see the situation differently. A mental perspective shift requires firm, reassuring, and nurturing self-talk. Here are a few things I say to myself to retrieve my optimism, build perseverance, and tap into my underlying determination to keep going!
The New Year will reliably spark renewed motivation to change habits and routines. Earlier this month, I published "New Year Resolutions that Work," which outlined the steps to make the change successfully. But maintaining motivation throughout the calendar year is the most difficult. So here are the newest ways to help keep your motivation to change.
Healthy habits and routines only survive the everyday pressure of time and unexpected interruptions of daily life when the...
With the New Year right around the corner, it's common to consider resolutions to help us feel optimistic about change and set our aim in a new direction.
But when we fall short or burn out, it's easy to feel frustrated and quit. I know; I've done it! These tips will help simplify the process and help you succeed with your resolutions to change!
I used to list all the new habits and changes I wanted to make to become my "perfect self" and ultimately overwhelm myself,...
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