This is where we share our favorite tips, tricks, secrets, and ways to "think like a healthy person" so that you can find your own delicious path to healthy living.
"Feel-Good Mondays" are meant to help us get back into that place of feeling energized, nourished, and ready to take inspired action for the week ahead.
I totally love New Year’s resolutions.
Any time we get an opportunity to “reset,” to reflect on what we want for ourselves, it’s an opportunity to create real transformation. By understanding what we want to shift in our lives, we can start moving in the direction of what truly makes us feel happiest, most connected to what’s important, and what brings us a deeper sense of inner peace.
This year, my resolution is to spend time each day loving and appreciating things (my life, my family, my surroundings) exactly as they are. There is so much beauty, joy, and delight that abounds all around, but it can be all too easy to get caught up in the "yeah, but if only…" mentality. (Especially when taking care of a three-year old and running a private practice.)
Practicing gratitude daily – even if it’s just a little bit, for a second or two – has literally changed my life. I am happier, calmer, and more present. And I am grateful for that.
What resolutions will you set for the year?
Grab a notebook, your favorite hot beverage, and settle in for some fun homework. 🙂
- Set your intention: You have to know where you’re going in order to get there (well, you may still eventually get there without a map, but it will probably take a lot longer and require a lot more detours!). Your intention helps streamline the process. What is it that you truly would like to achieve? Once you know, write it down. This is setting your intention.
- Visualize or write out the outcome: Once you’ve set your intention, visualize or journal about what it would feel like to achieve that goal. Let’s say you want to lose weight: How would your clothes fit? What would you look like? What would you wear to the beach?
- Enlist the help of a loved one: Let someone you trust in on your plan. Let them know that you would like their support to help you reach your goal. If you want to improve your eating, maybe that means asking your partner to cook more vegetables. Or to cut back on the sweet treats being brought back home from the grocery store.
- Keep track of your progress: Taking notes on your progress (or even your challenges) helps you stay focused on your goal. It helps you work around obstacles and helps you to celebrate victories, large and small.
Wishing you a year of fun, adventure, joy, and delicious abundance ahead.
May 2020 be your best year yet!
With love,
P.S. How do you find balance during the holidays? – We’d love to hear from you on Instagram or Facebook
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