This isn’t your typical "new year, new you" spiel. The Year of the Wood Snake is here to challenge everything you thought you knew about growth. It’s not about slow, steady progress—it’s about shedding what no longer serves you and striking when the moment is right.
Pick a day and ruthlessly declutter every area of your life—physical space, digital files, relationships, and even your thoughts. The key is to do it fast, without overthinking. This radical purge can create a fresh, open space for new energy and ideas to flow in.
A well-balanced and flexible schedule can actually provide you with the structure needed to pursue your passions and live a fulfilling life.
First and foremost, let's banish the notion of achieving perfect balance. It's an unrealistic expectation that only adds to our stress. Instead, let's strive for harmony—a dynamic blend of work, family, and self-care that ebbs and flows with the rhythm of life.
Creating a community around Barre? I am there! Take a look at my interview with Brittany Bendall, the founder of Brittany Bendall Fitness. Brittany shares her wellness journey and how she is bringing people together through her online programming.
Read MoreIf you’re going to the trouble of working out, you likely want to do whatever it takes to maximize your results. Here’s how fitness supplements can help and which ones to consider taking!
Read MoreWhen you spend time putting a lot of effort into your workouts, you are always looking at how you can improve your recovery afterward. Perhaps you use rollers and a cold shower to help your muscles to feel good, but what do you eat?
Read MoreI use the word ‘diet’ in the sense that it just refers to what you eat. I’m not talking about specific diets - like Atkins or Keto - but more of a generally healthy diet. This typically consists of balanced meals that are packed full of nutrients and good food sources. When it comes down to it, that’s all you need to eat well!
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Feel It All: Rage, joy, grief, desire—all of it belongs. Your emotional range is not a weakness; it’s a map back to yourself.