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The Fast Track to Fitness and Health

Jun 10, 2017
Fit and Healthy

How many years has it been now, since the arrival of warmer weather has inspired you to renew your commitment to get fit and healthy? Surely it should be easier now that the weather is nice and you can get outside. Think of all the walking, biking, hiking, running and/or ...

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The Gratitude Cycle

Jun 07, 2017
Gratitude

I believe there is a cycle to gratitude—the more gratitude you express, the more you find you have to be grateful for. There are also significant, scientifically demonstrated benefits to living in gratitude. Scientifically Proven Benefits of Gratitude According to an article written for Forbes Magazine by Amy Morin: Gratitude ...

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Bout of the Blues?

May 23, 2017
Eliminate Negativity

Feeling blue? I am not sure if it is a good thing or a bad thing, but our latest sales reports show a significant increase in the number of Up from Depression programs being sold in the last month so I wanted to talk to you about this. A Time ...

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Get Your Personal Space Under Control

May 19, 2017
Well Organized Sanctuary

I know this can sound like a real ‘First-World’ problem, but do you ever get upset by the amount of ‘stuff’ you have? Do you ever wonder if your ‘stuff’ has ‘stuff babies’ just to frustrate you? I have to confess that I do sometimes—and sometimes I have to be ...

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Eliminate Worry with Real Solutions

May 15, 2017
Worry Less

While I am not a huge fan of astrology, there are a number of Aries’ traits that I definitely have and some of these were even more obvious when I was younger. I could be very passionate about whatever issue I thought was important, quick to anger, and eager for ...

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