How I Found Peace by Becoming a Yoga Teacher
Hi babes! Happy belated Halloween. Today, I wanted to answer a question I get asked frequently enough, “Why yoga?”. Well to put it simply, I found peace by becoming a yoga teacher.
Hi babes! Happy belated Halloween. Today, I wanted to answer a question I get asked frequently enough, “Why yoga?”. Well to put it simply, I found peace by becoming a yoga teacher.
Hi babes! It’s been busy on my end, but my family and I are excited about coming together for the Thanksgiving holidays. That love is an excellent motivator to keep on pushin’.
Hi babes! I hope you’ve all been doing well and enjoying everything pumpkin spice and the beautifully curated spooky Halloween neighborhood décor!
What is neuroscience? According to the always helpful Oxford Dictionary, neuroscience is the branch of science that particularly deals with the structure and function of the brain and the nervous system.
You’ve probably read and heard it a million times, that meditation helps with stress. It’s true and what’s more it has a track record of being a successful stress reduction tool, and is scientifically proven.
The other day I was mindlessly scrolling through social media when I came across a post with a quote that said something like, “Release expectations of others to have more happiness.”
This post isn’t going to resonate with some of you. And if you are in a headspace where a pointed and direct opinion won’t be helpful, then may I suggest you skip this post until you have more free space in your heart and mind.
This morning, while feeding the chickens, I contemplated what this year has brought. I’d be lying to you if I didn’t tell you this year has brought a lot of fucked up shit.
In this episode of Happy Hour Podcast, Kim Strobel joins the show to discuss anxiety, mental health, and the Science of Happiness. She also shares her own battle of anxiety and panic disorder and how she got through the darkest days her life.
The U.S. is a sleepless nation: one in four Americans develop insomnia every year. And while 75% of people recover from it fairly quickly, it can be frustrating to go night after night tossing and turning, unable to get quality sleep.