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EXHALE Live Virtual Wellness Retreat happening October 1st
Sep 14, 2022
If you're a high-achiever who's been doing all of the things, working non-stop, mind-spinning all night, and running on empty...you're definitely not alone.
We live in a world of GO GO GO, hustle hard, and wearing BUSY like a badge of honor. And we both know that pace is NOT sustainable, nor is it what you signed up for.
The good news is, this does not have to be the norm for you.
Because I'm going to show you exactly how to hit the reset button with 1 powerful day of pause with the EXHALE Retreat happening Saturday October 1st @10am PST/ 1pm EST. Click HERE for info!
It's time for you to DITCH THE BURNOUT FOR GOOD so you can actually achieve more with WAY less effort when you're feeling AH-mazing...
Just imagine how BLISSED OUT and INCREDIBLE you’ll feel after this immersive and interactive virtual experience to enjoy:
> Yoga sessions to stretch out all the cranky, achy kinks in your body so you're...
Your breath and your voice are needed
Jun 04, 2020
To say that the last few months have been intense is a massive understatement.
We have been navigating the waves of hundreds of thousands of innocent people being infected with a virus that has changed our day to day lives drastically.
Now we are seeing massive waves of change initiated by another disease: racism and hatred.
This is one that infected the minds of many for hundreds of years, and has weaseled its way into the system that governs us. And like the corona virus it is now causing a massive upheaval, one that is LONG overdue.
I find it interesting to observe that both waves have one very vital thing in common: THE BREATH.
A respiratory virus stops us in our tracks, and then an innocent man pleading to breathe calls the world into action.
An extremely tragic irony since the breath itself is one of the many things that connect us all as humans.
So as you read these words do yourself a massive favor and take a deep breath, be present with...
Long hours on the computer (with no breaks) might be hurting your body and your work!
Mar 05, 2020
Working on a computer eight hours a day straight might be hurting your body and your work.
I know as a business owner or a team member you have a lot to do and accomplish every day. And with only 24 hours in a day it means that you have to be on top of your game!
But here’s the thing: hustling hard and being on your computer all day might be causing you pain now and problems down the road.
It’s vital that you take breaks throughout the day to stand up and move yourself out of the keyboard slouch to activate sleepy muscles, ease tension, breathe properly, and give your brain a break.
Are you going to continue to put your health on the back burner or are you ready to be forward thinking and make it a priority today? Then you MUST take breaks throughout your day!
Sitting for long hours can cause:
- physical tension and stress to rise
- increased blood pressure and cholesterol
- headaches, eye strain
- higher risk of sitting disease and burn out
PLUS: Sitting for...
Deep Breaths for Less Stress Workshop
Sep 11, 2019
ARE YOU STRESSED? If you are like 50% of the population you just might be.
Stress, it seems, has become an epidemic, with many of you reporting in our recent survey that you feel stressed out at work more often than you would like.
But what can you do when you are dealing with long to do lists at home and at work, chronic tension draining your energy and no end in sight?
The mistake many people make is just to push through, drink more coffee, and take "unnecessary things" like exercise and mediation off the list of things to do.
It turns out that continually making this mistake is not only costly to productivity and happiness but can potentially be risky to your health.
Because it lowers immune function, increases chronic tension and increases blood pressure and cholesterol, stress is implicated in every major chronic disease from IBS, to heart disease, to obesity, to diabetes and cancer.
Ironically, the hustle and bustle pace of our busy lives means that...