Want to establish healthier habits? Start the right way by setting a SMART health goal. When done well, SMART health goals keep you motivated so you can build better habits.
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Wellness is a habit to prioritize. Here’s how to start making small habit changes that lead to big transformations in well-being.
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When building new habits, be on the lookout for the all-or-nothing mentality. This common behavioral change pitfall squashes motivation and derails progress. Here’s how you can avoid it.
Continue readingSatisficing is a simple mindset shift that can make habit change less overwhelming. It’s an efficient decision-making technique that allows us to quickly get started without having all the answers figured out.
Continue readingFrom the perspective of Integrative Wellness, there are seven key areas of health and well-being. Evidence suggests all of these contribute to overall wellness, affecting both mental and physical health. We can use these categories to quantify our wellness and guide our health goals.
Continue readingChanging habits is difficult enough. One way to set yourself up for success, is to start with the right foundation. Here’s how to use strength-based reframing to leverage what is working to improve what isn’t working.
Continue readingLearning is a crucial step in effective habit change, one that can be facilitated through the act of writing. Read about the intersection between habits, learning, and writing.
Continue readingBefore You Lose Your SH!T, Consider These Three Simple Questions.
We all get angry, but if you find yourself stuck in a cycle of anger, reaction, and guilt, it’s time to give this emotion some attention. Read on to learn how to calm down by asking yourself a few simple questions.
Continue readingWant to know how to deal with being emotionally triggered? It’s helpful to ask yourself three simple questions. Explore these questions, a real-world example, and a free worksheet to help you get started.
Continue readingBuilding healthy self-care habits doesn’t have to be so hard. Learn why new habits fail and five principles for taking a more practical approach.
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