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The best fitness advice isn't necessarily what you think it is. In a sea of tips, tricks, and progra
You've probably heard the phrase "you get to decide what success means to you"...but how do you LITE
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Changing your life, living your best life...sure they're great goals, but how do you actually make c
With so many things influencing us every single moment, is it ever possible to be "free" from influe
The time has finally come: WANT YOUR SELF is here!! In this episode you're not only getting a behind
To get a book deal with a publishing house, you need to have a literary agent. But how do you find a
81% of people say they want to write a book...but only 15% begin. So how do you become one of those
You've probably heard (or used) the term "burnout" before...but what's actually going on when you're
Summer is the time for sunshine, longer days, and...an oddly large amount of FOMO potential??? The i
When we do things that are hard...what are we REALLY doing? And how are we doing them? In this episo
Why is it that we have such a hard time celebrating ourselves out loud — even in the big moments tha
If you only derive joy and purpose from the things you do well — a job, an activity, a relationship
"Wellness" is 4.4-trillion-dollar global industry — but in many cases, it's not actually making us m
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