Posts Tagged change

Some Leftover Thoughts: May 2013

Some of my leftover thoughts that I didn’t get around to writing on, let me know if anything sparks your interest… Nature Trust nature. Respect nature. Look to how traditional cultures interacted with nature (e.g. native Americans, Romans, Chinese). There are plenty of clues, hints and guidelines when you consider what we knew before we […]

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5 Foods That Changed My Health

A few days ago someone asked me what food had the biggest impact on my health. It was a fascinating question that I didn’t have an immediate answer to. Of all the dietary changes I’ve made over the years, which one was the best? That’s like asking what the most impactful exercise is or the […]

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The Power of Habit

Habits are all around us. They serve as the basis for everything we do. When you stop to think about it, our life is all habits. From getting up in the morning to the way we put on shoes, how we eat, drive to work and even react to someone’s criticism, life is simply a […]

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Truth Is Water

What is truth? Who knows, really. It is defined as “the body of real things, events and facts” or something to that degree. I don’t think there’s a good definition to truth. Why? I think it is whatever we want it to be. It changes every single day and is dependent on the person and […]

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Progress, Not Perfection

One of the most important messages I can share with someone: getting healthier is about progress and not perfection. Perfection Although inspiring, this vague concept has plagued many a health quests. Instead of focusing on getting better and gaining health, people burn out or give up, having failed at capturing this unattainable, undefinable thing called […]

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Snowflakes

No two snowflakes are ever the same nor do they travel the same journey… When it comes to people, we are all snowflakes. Unique, one of a kind and never duplicated, all the way down to our fingerprints. We all know this on some instinctual level. Then why are we always falling into the trap […]

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Make Shi(f)t Happen

When it comes to making successful changes in your life, it is often less about what you know and more about what you apply. One of my favorite ideas in this realm is the idea of making shifts in our behaviors. More than simply trying to “change” something, “shifting” is the practice of strategically improving […]

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A.B.L.

Always. Be. Learning. We can learn something from just about anything or anyone. Everything we encounter provides us with an opportunity to learn. We learn from our own journey- the successes and the failures. There are lessons everywhere. We can learn from everyone around us. There are so many possibilities for us out there. Everyone’s […]

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The Marvel

The human body is a marvel in adaptation The more I learn about and explore human function the more this statement rings true. What the body does on a yearly, seasonal, monthly, daily, hourly and moment to moment basis is utterly amazing. It is almost impossible to comprehend the amount of things that happen in […]

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2011: The Bare 5 Bottom Line

2011- what a year! Here is my year in review, the five things that really stuck with me in 2011. 1. The only constant is change. There is still SO much we (and I in particular) don’t know. Be willing to learn and change if necessary. Don’t get stuck in a dogma or be too […]

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