Ever feel like life is too serious or that you need to lighten up? When I feel this way, I take a break to do something fun. After all, you know what they say about all work and no play.
If you feel like you can’t remember when you last had fun, you’re definitely due for [...]
Entries from July 2009
Create a play list
July 16th, 2009 · No Comments · fun, happiness, inspiration, self care
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How to quit sugar or any habit you don’t want
July 14th, 2009 · No Comments · diet, inspiration, mindset, self care
When you want to change a habit (for example kicking sugar), one of the most important things you need to change is the way you think. Your beliefs are what drive your actions on a daily basis. Your beliefs influence the words you say, the things you tell yourself regularly, the self talk that you [...]
Tags: affirmations·beliefs·habits·sugar
How much sugar is in your food?
July 13th, 2009 · No Comments · diet, food, news
How much sugar are you getting in your afternoon snack or breakfast cereal? Sure, you know how many grams because it says on the side of the box, but what does it really mean? How many teaspoons of the sweet stuff are you really getting in your system?
SugarStacks.com shows you by reviewing common foods and [...]
Tags: food·nutrition·Sugar Addiction
How to keep cool in Summer
July 7th, 2009 · 2 Comments · events, food, fun, self care
Finally, summer has arrived and it’s warm and sunny. We rise earlier and the sun will already be up. We spend more of our hours outdoors, with the sun rising high in the sky and beating down hotter than ever, setting even later in the day.
All of the heat, sun and warmth feel so good [...]
Tags: ayurveda·balancing foods·cool·summer
Solving the American obesity epidemic
July 2nd, 2009 · No Comments · diet, food, news
A new report from the Trust for America’s Health and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation showed that Americans are getting fatter. In 31 states, more than 25% of adults are obese. In 1991, no state had more than a 20 percent obesity rate. Today, the only state that doesn’t is Colorado, at 18.9 percent.
In addition, [...]

