A Simple Rule of Life: Build Weekly Rhythms of Prayer, Rest, Service, and Health Habits
Life gets pretty hectic, right? It feels like we’re always running from one thing to the next, and it’s easy … Read more
Emotional Well-being
Discussions on mental health, stress management, and their impact on overall wellness and weight.
The Win Log: Build Self-Efficacy by Capturing Evidence You Can See
You know, sometimes you just need proof that you’re actually getting things done. It’s easy to feel like you’re spinning … Read more
Sick-Week Adjustments: How to Protect Progress When You’re Under the Weather
Getting sick happens to everyone, and it can really throw a wrench in your workout plans. You might worry about … Read more
The 5-Minute Morning Start: Breath, Light, and Movement That Prime the Day
Starting your day right can make a huge difference, even if you only have a few minutes. This article is … Read more
Habit Pairing With Joy: Attach Healthy Actions to Things You Already Love
We all have things we love doing, right? Like that first cup of coffee in the morning or unwinding with … Read more
Habit Recovery After Travel: Re-Entry Scripts, Grocery Fast-Track, and Sleep Repair
Getting back into the swing of things after a trip can be tough. You might be tired, craving familiar foods, … Read more
Keystone Habits You Can Trust: Identify, Test, and Lock in Yours in 30 Days
Ever feel like you’re juggling too much, and nothing really sticks? You try to eat better, exercise more, read more … Read more
Weekend Guardrails: Friday Night Through Sunday Brunch Without a Monday Hangover of eating regrets
We all look forward to the weekend, right? It’s a chance to finally relax, catch up on things, and just … Read more
Midday Reset Routine: A 15-Minute Protocol to Rescue the Back Half of Your Day
Feeling that midday slump? You know, the one where your brain feels like mush and the rest of your day … Read more
Relapse-Prevention Plan: Warning Signs, Scripts, and Recovery Steps
Getting sober is one thing, but staying sober? That’s a whole different ballgame. Relapse happens, and it’s usually not a … Read more