Take Care of the Little Things and The Big Things Take Care of Themselves

In our society, people are constantly looking for shortcuts or a quick fix to improve their health, longevity, or performance. The truth is many of us jump right over the foundational behaviors that ultimately have the most significant impact on overall health and wellness. To live and sustain a healthy life, we must consistently take care of the basics. No pill, supplement, app, […]

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Mission Statements: Define Your Mission and Begin With the End in Mind

A mission statement is an action-based statement that declares the purpose, objective, and goals of a person or organization. Mission statements are not limited to companies, although you can have a mission statement for various areas of your life, including your relationships or family. The goal of a well crafted mission statement at any level is to define what

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Why the Importance of Reading Should Never Be Overlooked

According to the Pew Research Center, the average adult American reads 12 books a year, with half of Americans reading four or less. Twelve books a year equals out to about 15 minutes per day. While this doesn’t seem like much, considering that the average American spends about 3 hours per day watching television and another 2.5 hours on

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How to be Mindful and Why Your Mental Health Depends on It

This week I wanted to briefly talk about mindfulness as we head into May which is mental health awareness month. So what is mindfulness? Mindfulness is maintaining a moment-by-moment awareness of our thoughts, feelings, bodily sensations, and surrounding environment, through a gentle, nurturing lens. Where we place our attention, our intentions, and our attitude towards

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What Doesn’t Kill You Makes You Stronger

Hormesis is an adaptive response by cells and organisms to a moderate (usually intermittent) stress. Or in layman’s terms “what doesn’t kill you makes you stronger”. Things like fasting, exercise, and cold/heat exposure are perfect examples of this response. These practices along with other hormetic stressors (when utilized properly) can stimulate powerful cellular pathways that

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You Can’t Improve What You Don’t Measure

Been thinking a lot about tracking and biometric data lately. With all the wearables and health apps out there what’s useful and what’s not? On one hand, this information can be useful for progression or regression, understanding trends, and establishing baselines. On the other hand, they can distort our perception, mood, and actions towards health

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