wellness
The state of being in great health, and continually striving to attain all of your goals.
A Resting Resolution
For many, the new year is a symbolic opportunity to let go of old habits and stressors in favor of something better. Trading cheap and easy snacks for healthier alternatives or regular couch sessions for daily jogs are common resolutions to make. Unfortunately, these changes more often than not end up in wilted spinach and lightly used running shoes rather than an entirely new lifestyle.
By John Dodge4 years ago in Longevity
NO FEARS COUNTDOWN
Every New Year we've attested that we will instill new things, habits, and outlooks. But in the same breathe continue throughout the year making excuses for what we believe we cannot achieve, It feels so much easier said than done. We cannot continue to tolerate the ego weighing us down another year. So let us do a countdown of what has to go first and then apply before 2023 is over.
By Amourè Deezyy4 years ago in Longevity
There’s COVID-19…But Then There’s The Black Death
The true origins of the disease are still debated in countless theories, yet the primary consensus declares that the Black Death began in the Central Asian dry plains; traveling along the Silk Road and finally arriving in Crimea by the year 1343. The theory continues by stating that the disease traveled via Oriental rat fleas that were feeding on black rats that were carried on merchant ships.
By Arbiter Writing4 years ago in Longevity
The GGRRGG (Getting Great Rest Regardless of Guilt) Guide
For many typical persons, the time surrounding the American New Year can be riddled with the feeling of haste; to tie loose ends, to mend any wounds. The atmosphere of change brings on a spike of motivation to alter the way one looks, acts and feels in relation to the habits formed throughout the passing year. Given the atmosphere, a typical person takes their time to reflect on what might have gone wrong. Their minds tend to pinpoint the errors of their ways and make promises to become a different kind of person, beginning with the months following December 31st. These promises have routinely been coined “resolutions.”
By Caleb Simpson4 years ago in Longevity







