It’s almost the end of February and I’ve noticed there’s more space again at the gym, in the Body Balance classes, and on the walkways by the beach and in the bush. The same pattern happens every year. It’s sad…
It’s almost the end of February and I’ve noticed there’s more space again at the gym, in the Body Balance classes, and on the walkways by the beach and in the bush. The same pattern happens every year. It’s sad…
Coming back after holidays can be a real drag, but it’s the perfect opportunity to make those changes you’ve been wanting to see, and promising yourself you’ll do. Before you slip back into old routines and bad habits, integrate those changes into your weekly schedule. Is it more marketing, networking, strategic planning, systems or online promotion you’ve been meaning to do more of? What support and accountability do you need?
You know that portion control, healthy food/drink choices and regular exercise can keep you trim and healthy, yet do you find yourself struggling in a cycle of diets and over-indulgence? Do you catch yourself sabotaging your best efforts? Very likely there are deeper level (unconscious) reasons for this. Through my work with a wide range of people, I’ve found these fall into three broad areas: Self Protection, Self Abuse, and Family Fat. Once the deeper level reasons are discovered, it is so much easier …
If I hadn’t known, I would have guessed she was in her early 70’s. Perhaps a young looking 78, but certainly not 92. Come to think of it, I’ve met women in their 50’s who are considerably older! That may sound odd, but I believe there is a huge difference between growing older and growing old. Growing older is a blessing, for most of us, as the alternative isn’t very appealing. “Birthdays are good for you – they keep you alive.” Growing old, however, is optional.
Is Easter still hanging around your hips? Here are 6 powerful tips to help you release the excess and start feeling better about yourself.
Coming back after holidays can be a real drag, but it’s the perfect opportunity to make those changes you’ve been wanting to see, and promising yourself you’ll do. Before you slip back into old routines and bad habits, make those changes – integrate exercise and relationship building into your weekly schedule. You’ll feel a bit out of sorts adjusting, but that is going to happen anyway coming back from holidays, so turn it to your advantage.