Habits run our daily life. Pretty much everything you do is based on a habit you’ve developed at some point in your life. Some habits are helpful, while others can also work against you. Even worse – there are a few “bad habits” that can have a negative, long-term impact on your capacity to live a fulfilling life. Full article here:
Meditation has many wonderful benefits for stress management. One of the most valuable aspects of meditation is that it can build resilience over time, but it can also help one feel less stressed in minutes if used as a tool to simply relax your body and mind. It can also help you to get into the practice of responding to the challenges in your life from a more relaxed, mindful place rather than reacting to life’s challenges out of fear, and it can help you to get in the practice of letting go of grudges and redirecting yourself away from rumination. View full article here.
It’s January 2. New Year’s resolution time. And for many, the clock of failure is already ticking. What’s the difference between those who stick to their New Year’s resolutions and those who don’t? Clarity of purpose. And a plan. So says business and life coach Tony Robbins. “Happy New Years everyone! Research shows that 80% of people give up on their New Years resolution by the 2nd week of February!” writes Robbins in an Instagram post. “The reason? What most people call ‘resolutions’ are really just desires or fun things they wish would happen. The majority of people aren’t actually resolving anything within themselves. Click here for the complete article.
If you want to lose fat (and not muscle) fast without doing hours of cardio every week, then you want to know more about high-intensity interval training. Most of us learned at a young age that promises of “more for less” are usually a sham. This is particularly true when we’re talking fat loss. All we have to do, we’re told by shady supplement companies, is pop their pills and powders and we’ll be shredded in no time? Well…no. No amount of supplements can get you the body you want. In fact, most supplements can’t even help you get the body you want–they’re just completely worthless. All we have to do, we’re told by shady exercise “gurus,” is spend a couple hours per week doing their workout routines and we’ll look like a Greek statue? Well…no. Getting into great shape may not be as complicated as many people think, but it requires that you get a lot of “little” things right ranging from caloric intake to macronutrient balance to progressive overload to training frequency and more. “7 Minute Workouts” and fad dieting ain’t gonna cut it. Now, if you’ve already heard of high-intensity interval training (also known as HIIT), you’ve probably heard a similar story: that it has near magical fat burning powers. That you can do […]
Stress Less Getting older — without being doomed to wrinkle-dom and jiggly thighs — does not require a high-priced trainer and a bucket o’ Botox. We swear it. We know it. We asked top researchers to share their stay-young secrets for winding back time naturally. Their advice will help you stay young and have you looking and feeling everyday fabulous, by doing everyday smart things: exercise, eat healthy, de-stress — not so hard, right? Try it today. Read the full article here.
As a kid growing up in the 1970s, I had the great pleasure of actually seeing a Bruce Lee movie in the theatre. I was so obsessed with the martial arts icon that I begged my father to take me to see his movies not once but usually 5 or 6 times, never once getting bored. Remember this was before we had Netflix, DVD players, or even the good old VHS players! Even to this day, 47 years later, I find myself sitting on the couch catching bits and parts of Enter the Dragon on late night TV. https://www.bookmartialarts.com/news/martial-arts-life-lessons
Children who are physically fit absorb and retain information more effectively than children that are out of shape, a new study finds. https://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/09/18/how-physical-fitness-may-promote-school-success/
