Note: To see our Growing List of Playful Rituals, click here! I was off to facilitate a wellness workshop called Me on Purpose and I knew I wanted to start
Cognitive reframing involves identifying and then changing the way you look at a situation, based on “reframing” a thought. It’s about shifting your perspective to see things in a new,
Ah, summer. Since we’re just about halfway through the season we thought it proper time to collect some of our favorite summer pastimes — ways to take advantage of the
In the age of seemingly unattainable wellness and constant connectivity, with people loading their schedule with 5am workouts, 12-16 hour workdays, healthy cooking, moderate coffee consumption, and a plethora of
As with all content on this site, these ideas are meant for personal development and wellness and not intended to be a substitute for getting professional guidance and help. 2021
Here’s a great video on the importance of happiness! In prescribing happiness, Surgeon General Vivek Murthy is not talking about indulgence and hedonism. He is talking about fulfillment, purpose, connectedness,
This post is a few years old. My new post would be: Don’t worry about the definitions. Have some direct experience. The end. And then I would send you here:
I don’t always spend $14.99 on a magazine at the supermarket, but when I do it’s for this gem from Time… The Science of Exercise. I decided to share my
The more I study Wellness, the more I realize how well The Office has already trained me for this world. Take Dwight’s pre-sale moves for example… or when he was
In my last post, I wrote about the difference between aggressive, passive and assertive behavior styles. In short, aggressive people tend to walk all over others (or try to), passive people