Stress is the silent killer of the 21st century. It can increase your risk of heart disease, high blood pressure, cancer, diabetes and many other diseases. Did you know that you can reduce the effects of stress with certain vitamins?
Failure is Not an Option
You may be having a hard time achieving your weight loss goals simply because of your attitude! Learn the secrets to success and excel in all areas of your life.
Stress is Bad for your Brain Cells
Most of us are all too familiar with the feeling of being stressed, but chronic stress can have detrimental effects on your health.
Think Yourself Thin
The average person has up to 51,000 thoughts a day. Could these thoughts be keeping you from achieving your weight loss goals?
Stressed? Try Some C
If the daily hustle and bustle is getting to you and you can’t remember the last time you weren’t stressed, it’s time to take charge and get your stress under control.
Have a Positive Day Every Day
Most of us have more than enough bad habits, but what about good habits? Just as you “pick up” a bad habit, you can learn good habits that will have a positive impact on your life. Follow our step-by-step guide and start making positive changes today.
The Power and Biology of Faith
Although religion and science have been kept separate in modern times, and often seem at odds, several dozen major studies have begun to document that religious and spiritual beliefs may reduce stress and improve health.
A Laugh a Day Keeps the Doctor Away
Work, school, financial worries and relationships are just a few common sources of stress. There are several ways to manage stress, but laughter is the most fun.
Commitment
When you are passionately committed to being, living and breathing your process, your days, nights and weekends, you will know what true commitment is all about.
The Power of Authenticity
Do you ever cover up how you genuinely feel? Do you ever think you should be a certain way? Why?
Consumerism, Happiness and Health
In the quest for material goods, we find ourselves on a treadmill of earn and spend, earn and spend. And because we are spending and acquiring more, we must work more. We now spend more time working than ever before.











