
Maybe you don’t like the word “resolution”. Lots of people don’t. And, of course, we all know the failure rates of New Year’s resolutions. It’s a running joke, right? But you can’t deny that January has a whole fresh-start vibe. Is there a way to take advantage of that without doing the old-school resolution thing? […]
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You may know that I’m busy writing away in the wee hours of the morning (in fact, I just got the go-ahead from my publisher, Kensington, to reveal the title of my first novel! Too fun.). As a result, however, I’ve been drinking just a *tad* more coffee than usual. Can you say: heartburn? Which, […]
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First, an announcement: I recently started a new blog…over at kimfosterwrites.com. And the main reason for that: I have a book deal! *pops champagne* For a long time I’ve been a closet novelist. I’m talking years of scribbling away and inhabiting the imaginary worlds of my brain. At long last, just this past July, my agent landed […]
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Yesterday I was on Breakfast Television Vancouver again, this time chating with the lovely Jody Vance about keeping your skin healthy in the sun (in spite of the pouring rain in Vancouver yesterday!). You can see the clip here (and watch me squeeze sunscreen into a shot glass…)
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It was exactly a year ago when everything changed for me. On May 10, 2011 I logged on to check my bloodwork results. I scrolled down, and stared at the screen. And the floor dropped out from under me. I had a positive result. Which, in the medical world, is a very big negative. I […]
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Yesterday was Daffodil Day–which means it was the big day for cancer awareness in Canada, as designated by the Canadian Cancer Society. I was honoured to be invited, for the occasion, to appear on Breakfast Television Vancouver to talk about cancer. Specifically, we focused on ways you can protect yourself from cancer. Click this link to watch the segment. […]
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I was not what you would call “a runner”. It’s not that I hadn’t tried. At various points in my life (usually after a spell of too much lasagne/baked-brie-with-cranberries/caramel macchiatos…), I tried running. But it was always like banging my head against a brick wall–it only felt good when it stopped. I would always give up after […]
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Yesterday I had the big-fun experience of being interviewed on TV. It was for Breakfast Television in Vancouver (the morning show on CityTV) and I chatted with the charming Riaz Meghji about how to stay healthy on a trip. Click on the picture to follow the link to that video clip. And click here to read my page on […]
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So first, a little news: I’ve recently been invited to join the amazing team of bloggers over on Yummy Mummy Club, the awesome website and brainchild of Erica Ehm. I will still be keeping up my own blog, Savvy Health, right here, but now you can also find me over on YMC. And my latest […]
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I used to think change was about discipline. If only I could cultivate more focus, better habits, and earlier mornings, I would finally achieve my dream life. So I brought the snazziest color-coded planner I could find, downloaded all the habit tracker apps, and listened to endless self-improvement podcasts. But guess what? No matter how […]
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Bad habits don’t always look toxic. Sometimes they look responsible, smart, even productive. People might praise you for them, saying things like “you’re so disciplined,” and “I don’t know how you do it all.” For years, I lived my life following three “good habits.” They brought me promotions, a good reputation, and a successful career, […]
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We’ve all met them… those people who just radiate something. They walk into a room and everyone turns toward them. They don’t hustle for attention or try to impress, yet people are drawn in. What makes them so magnetic? It’s not luck, and it’s not some elusive “it factor.” It’s actually a handful of small, […]
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I’m 52, and when I look back at my 30s and 40s, there are a few lessons I wish I’d learned sooner. Lessons that would have saved me years of chasing the wrong goals and helped me pivot onto a path that actually felt right. If you’re in your 30s or 40s and feel like […]
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When things feel off in our lives, we tend to think we’re missing something. So we adopt yet another morning ritual, healthy habit, or hobby. However, sometimes the reason we feel disconnected is because we’re doing too much.Now I know what you’re thinking… “I have to juggle work, the kids, taking care of the home, […]
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We’ve all had those moments where we stop, look around at our lives, and think, “How did I end up here? This wasn’t the plan.” It’s a gut-punch moment… That sinking realization that you’ve spent years climbing the wrong ladder, chasing goals that looked good on paper but never felt truly aligned with you. You […]
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