Today, we're zooming in on the extraordinary benefits of nose breathing. Ever thought about the wonders a simple inhale through your nose could bring? Get ready to explore the immediate impact on your well-being.
Read MoreDid you know that on average, we take about 22,000 breaths a day? I find that wild to think about. Yet, automatic as our breath may be, our breathing habits can often fall short of optimal. Over time, this can have a profound impact on our mental and physical health. In my latest blog, I delve into how to optimize our everyday breath. It's not as sexy as an out of body breathwork experience, but much more practical and impactful. 😄 So if you've ever caught yourself mouth-breathing or noticed your breath feels rushed and uneven, this read is tailored just for you. Let's embark on a journey toward mindful, healthful breathing together.
Read MoreYou are invited to participate in a 21-day gratitude challenge that starts on June 1st. The challenge involves celebrating and appreciating our bodies for all they do, big and small, with daily prompts and occasional optional exercises. By changing our perspective and seeing our bodies as superheroes that carry us through life's adventures, we can boost our mood, enhance relationships, reduce stress, and improve physical health. The challenge is a fun way to give our bodies the love and care they deserve, with a healthy dose of humor and playfulness.
Read MoreSelf-compassion is an overlooked skill that can really enhance the quality of your life. It gives you the strength you need to keep going despite life’s normal setbacks and obstacles. It also helps you be more compassionate with others.
And when you practice it, it can have a wonderful ripple effect on those around you - giving them the “permission” to be compassionate with themselves as well. It’s a win-win.
What exactly is self-compassion? It’s your ability to relate to yourself in a way that’s forgiving, accepting, and loving even when you fail, or when things are sub-optimal.
Read MoreDoes creating an extraordinary year both terrify and excite you? Me too. Are you ready to go after your dreams but a bunch of fears and doubts are holding you back? You aren’t alone. I’ve been there too and here’s how I overcame them. You can too!
Read MoreAs concerns over the Omricron variant grow, I'm particularly grateful that my third annual 30-day gratitude tune-up starts on December 1st. 🤨😁 I started this challenge a few years ago and by the end of the challenge I felt a BIG change in attitude as I got more into the habit of scanning my day for things to be grateful for. I learned to see the glass half full versus half empty. So I made it an annual tradition during the month of December. It is a great way to bring in the new year.
Read MoreEver pause to notice what’s going on in your body when you’re stressed? We're usually so caught up in the circumstances of the moment we don’t stop to check in with ourselves and understand what might really be going on.
When you’re in survival mode it’s hard to think your way out of stress. Next time you experience stress, try tuning into your breath, thoughts and attention. Just observing and getting curious with yourself will relieve some stress.
I just returned from a magical week of healing breathwork with author, teacher and healer David Elliot. It was an eye-opening and transformative experience. My heart is full of love. David combines breathwork and his intuitive gift of clairaudient hearing to help you reveal deeply buried histories or beliefs that are holding you back.
Read MoreBe your own best friend and watch yourself soar!
I ran a half marathon this past weekend in Newport, RI. When my body got tired the last few miles of the race, it was easy to beat myself up for not training even harder. I “knew” better. I could easily have spiraled into negativity and victimhood. Instead, I…
Read MoreHow often do you schedule in time to refuel and rejuvenate throughout your day?
Do you theoretically love what you do but struggle to focus and feel burnout out by the end of day or week?
Not taking enough breaks could be a major contributing factor.
There is a lot we can learn from NASCAR driver’s pit stops to reduce chances of spinout and crashes.
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