
I just finished devouring a book called 168 Hours: You Have More Time Than You Think, by Laura Vanderkam. This is an incredible book, and one that just might change my life. How many of us say “I have no time.”? We all say that, as far as I can tell. We all feel like […]
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I love yoga. There are so many reasons yoga is good for you. And it’s interesting that physicians are increasingly “prescribing” it as a therapeutic intervention for their patients. Count me as one of those physicians! Yoga has been shown to be beneficial for a wide variety of health concerns. Not to mention the somewhat […]
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A study was published last week with some intriguing results. The researchers looked at the effect of music therapy on patients with cancer. This was a review study, which meant they analyzed data from multiple studies–30 trials in this case–and drew conclusions from the collection of results. They found that music therapy (“music medicine”) improved mood, anxiety, and quality […]
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It turns out being an optimist is good for your health. Harvard grads who were optimists at age 25 had better health outcomes for the next three decades. In broad sweeps, optimists have better cardiovascular health than pessimists. Their immune systems are more responsive, and they have more resilience to stress. The reason? Optimists have a […]
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It’s no secret that, lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about happiness, stress, mortality, and living a fulfilling life …and part of that process has led me to the concept of a Bucket List. You’ve seen the movie with Morgan Freeman and Jack Nicholson, right? Or at least heard about it, I’m sure. I like the […]
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It’s true. There’s this little thing you can do to bring all of the above benefits into your life. What is this magic pill, you ask? Meditation. Now before you groan/roll your eyes/click back to facebook…just hear me out. I know meditation may seem a bit flaky to you, or maybe too spiritual, or maybe too […]
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I’ve been doing lots of reading on happiness lately. And one of the first books I picked up (and promptly devoured): The Happiness Project, by Gretchen Rubin. If you haven’t heard about it…in a nutshell: Woman with a good life (writer, mother, living in New York City) realizes she’s not as happy as she would like to be. Decides […]
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Stressed? Overwhelmed? If there is one change you could make, just one thing you could do to help with stress, I believe it’s this: work on breathing. Maybe this sounds ridiculous. Of course we all breathe. All day, and all night. There are systems in place to ensure that we breathe without thinking about it (this […]
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It’s this little thing I do: I like “collecting” things that, traditionally, have been considered bad for you…but turn out to be healthy. Girl’s gotta have a hobby! Anyway. Here’s my lovely little roundup of vices you should be indulging in. 1.Shopping. Oh yes, it’s true. In a recent study, seniors who shopped every day had […]
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Many people start over out of necessity. After losing everything and ending up back at zero. I changed my life in my 40s, but my story was very different. I hadn’t lost anything. In fact, on paper, I had the perfect life. I had a career. I had stability. I had a family. And that’s […]
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When I sat down to write my new book “Redesigning You,” I thought I was writing a book about health. And in many ways, I was. I wrote about habits, self-care, behavior change, and the practical steps that help us become healthier versions of ourselves. But the more I researched and reflected on my own […]
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When you think of anti-aging, you probably think of sunscreen, collagen powder, and expensive serums. But I personally think looking younger is a byproduct of something deeper: how you live, how you move, how you think about yourself, what you refuse to normalize, and whether you’re still actively participating in your own life. So today […]
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Most people choose hobbies based on what looks fun or helps them pass the time. But hobbies do much more than keep us entertained. Over time, they shape the way we think, influence who we’re becoming, and even affect how others perceive us. In fact, some hobbies come with surprisingly powerful benefits. They improve cognitive […]
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In every interaction, you try so hard. You monitor how you come across, overthink what to say, adjust your tone, and shape-shift depending on who you’re in front of. Yet no matter how hard you try, you still walk away feeling like something isn’t quite clicking. Here’s why… The more you try to show up […]
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Do you want to read more, grow more, and change your life, but don’t have the time to work through dozens of personal development books? If so, read on. I’ve taken 10 of the most life-changing books I’ve ever read and distilled them into the core ideas that actually stick. This way, you can absorb […]
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