I love collecting tricks and tips to help people stay healthy and maintain a happy weight. Click through to read one of my all-time faves: a very easy trick (…and fashionable, to boot). Here are some other posts that I put in the category of “weight loss ninja”: How To Resist Temptation With Two Little Words […]
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Squeezing exercise into a busy life is challenging. I know. Trust me. So, I’m always on the lookout for easy ways to boost activity. Here’s one: clip on a pedometer. A recent study in New Zealand showed that making this one little change–just the simple act of wearing a pedometer–almost doubled walking rates in the 300+ subjects they […]
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In my first post on this topic, Passport to Slim: Weight Loss Secrets from Around the World, I talked about how (and why) other countries kick our butts all over the place in terms of staying trim & healthy. But there’s no need to despair–we can (shamelessly) steal those ideas, and use them for our own […]
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This was one of my very first posts…and since I happen to be in France right now on a family vacay I thought it a good time to re-run this favorite of mine: Wouldn’t it be fabulous to indulge in buttery croissants and triple crème brie, all while maintaining a size four silhouette and the blood […]
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You’ve resolved to stick to your diet. You’re feeling strong. And then…someone offers you a slice of your favourite: sticky-sweet pecan pie. Or a second helping of divine, cheesy, homemade lasagna. How do you attempt to resist temptation? If you’re like most people, you put on a pained expression, stick out your hand, shake your […]
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Summer is on its way. And with those blossoming trees and wafts of warm air, thoughts turn to the inevitable: swimsuit season. I don’t know if this induces shudders in you, but it certainly does me. I’ve long believed they use funhouse mirrors in swimsuit changerooms, you know the kind that make certain bits look too big, […]
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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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North Americans may be many things, but one thing we’re not? Svelte. Not on average, anyway. And certainly not compared to the rest of the world. Are there things we could learn from our friends in other countries around the globe? Why, yes. Yes there are. Join me on a little tour. Japan In Okinawa, […]
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Ever feel like you’re not exactly “The Boss” when it comes to your hunger? That’s because, um, you’re not. Not always, anyway. Let me introduce you to a little something called: ghrelin. AKA: your hunger hormone. You can read more about ghrelin, and (more importantly) how to control the wee beastie, over on my blog at Yummy […]
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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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