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Routines and rituals boost family wellbeing

During question time at a recent seminar I delivered on Personal Sustainability for Leaders, a professional in the audience asked for tips on how to manage the demands of family life when both parents are working fulltime. I hesitated to give advice. It’s such a personal, and often touchy issue, how couples parent and work…

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The ONE nutritional guideline experts agrees on

Have you noticed that whatever type of food you focus on, you can find completely opposing expert opinion about whether we should eat it or not? Dairy or no dairy? Carbohydrates – in or out? Vegetarian or meat-based? How much fruit, if any? Raw food or cooked meals? And what about fat? Saturated fat is…

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Be a Small Winner rather than the Biggest Loser

So, you’ve recently set yourself a goal to embrace a healthier lifestyle or more effective work habit. I’d like to share with you one important strategy that will truly increase your chances of achieving that goal over the next few weeks and months. It involves surrendering the big spectacular health goal and embracing humble beginnings.…

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Are you getting enough winter sun?

Regulating our exposure to natural and artificial light is one of the modern health skills we need to live well in a largely indoor world. On the one hand we have ‘light pollution’ that results from too much artificial light at night, and on the other, not getting enough sunlight can also cause problems. Research…

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Lie Down and Get Creative

In all the self-development seminars I’ve attended over the years, no one has ever recommended that I go and take a lie down to create the life I want. But changing your posture from vertical to horizontal may well be the best way to get ahead, since we’re smarter and more creative lying down than…

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