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Remember to Celebrate Non-scale Victories
Stopping to observe and celebrate non-scale victories is important for staying motivated while making lifestyle changes. What else is improving?
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Exercise Excuses and Exercise Answers: Finding Your Motivation
The excitement of starting a new workout plan can fade quickly, leaving you with exercise excuses and a lack of motivation. What can you do?
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Clearing Out the Clutter for a Fresh Start
When January rolls around, you might be looking to get rid of clutter in different areas of your life. Here are some tips to help you.
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How to Set Positive and Attainable New Year Goals
The New Year is a popular time for setting goals for the year ahead. Before making any New Year goals, consider these tips to set yourself up for success.
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Stress, Food and the Holidays: Tips for Staying in Control
The holidays are approaching and this time of year can be stressful, especially if you struggle with food. Here are some tips for staying in control.
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Emotional Wellness: How to Be Your Own Superhero
Emotional wellness is being able to handle life’s stresses and adapt to change in difficult situations. Here are some ways you can take charge of your own.
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How to Improve Your Comeback Rate and Reach Your Goals
Your comeback rate is how fast you bounce back after a struggle or screw-up. Two main factors help determine whether your comeback rate is fast or slow.
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How to Move Forward After a Setback, Not a Failure
A setback doesn’t have to be negative. It’s a check in progress, meaning you can use it as an opportunity to move in a new direction. Here’s how.
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The Limits of Willpower and Why You Shouldn’t Depend on it
You shouldn’t depend on willpower alone to reach your goals. Take a look at what the science says and how you can boost the willpower factor.