In part 1 we talked about how our eating can amplify or transform our emotions. If you haven’t yet watched/read that one, you can head on over here. We learned that if we eat certain foods (sugars, salts, processed, saturated fats), or neglect certain foods (nutrients) our emotions can either be amplified or stunted. Likewise, […]
Hi there, This season has been a very intense season for everyone. The entire world has been affected and watching and experiencing Covid. If you’re in America, you’re watching race issues come to the surface in the midst of an economic crisis as well as an election year. It’s been a lot. And no doubt,
Dear friends, We are in strange times in June of 2020. My heart goes out to everyone affected by ALL that’s been going on the last several months. In today’s healthy lifestyle tip, I wanted to go simple. We all need simple things we can do right now to help keep our minds, emotions, and
Welcome to April! Yesterday, I just went for an amazing bike ride. The air was fresh. My body felt so good. And my mind and heart were taking it all in (don’t worry, I kept my social-distance). Whenever I get to ride, it’s such a beautiful, freeing time. My body, soul, and spirit come alive.
Now more than ever, everyone is looking to get into shape and stay healthy. With the Coronavirus, it is incredibly important to keep your body moving as well as pouring in whole, nutritional plant-based foods. Not sure where to start? Most people have a desire to get into shape, but these kinds of questions and
As 2019 wraps up, and I reflect on what’s ahead for 2020, I find myself looking back on this last year and really the past several years. I’ve realized just how much life can whiz by and how important it is to be intentional about slowing down and being mindful and present in each moment.
This is the time and season when the weather changes, we get prepared for the holidays and the opportunities for colds or flus coming around is much more than any other time of year. Thankfully, there are many ways to boost our immune systems to give them the best possible response. I’d like to highlight
Did you know that a smile can heal? When I did my masters degree, I was allowed to do it on any topic so long as it had to do with education. I proposed the idea that laughter and joy increase learning capacity. I didn’t really believe that they would approve my idea, but when
