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How we communicate has a lot to do with our physical posture. The space we create for our spine as well as for the…
Passion Trumps a Prize
Part three of my 6-to-60 blog post series on aging and wellbeing. If you missed the two earlier posts they can be found here…
Being OK That Not Everyone Likes You!
Once upon a time our Dad said something to me I’ll never forget. “Kris, there will be people who don’t like you just because…
Coming to Grips with the Number
For the next six months, 6 to 60 I will be highlighting my basic philosophies on exercise, food and mental spirit. I’m calling the collection…
Evidence based? Look closely!
Evidence-based along with science-based are terms that get thrown around consistently in the health and wellness field. I like to equate this phenomenon with…
What’s next: Thoughts on women and being fit
First of all guys this post is not only about women so I encourage you to read on! Wow, I feel like I need…
In Support of a Code of Conduct
Recently several innovative thought leaders in the wellness arena put together an industry Code of Conduct template. First and foremost, Hooray! I think this…
Ideal Wellness World?
I recently posted (very unscientifically) a question on a social media forum; “What is your biggest complaint, mystery and or philosophy on all things…
Election and Wellness Fatigue!
Voter Fatigue occurs when: Voters get tired of heading to the polls and voting Lack of trust in any of the candidates that are…
Leadership on the Rails
In a recent issue of the New Yorker Magazine author Josh Rothman talks about the dangers of the “lionization of leaders.” Or in his…