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Boost your optimism

  • Jan 3, 2022
  • 1 min read






You may have heard of the postworkout mood lift, but did you know that there is a link between exercise and having a brighter outlook? Healthy behaviors such as exercise perpetuate into more healthy behaviors. Because you have a more hopeful outlook, you will want to hydrate more, fuel your body with the right foods, and spend more time focusing on self-care, whether that's treating yourself to a pedicure, doing a weekly facemask, or spending quiet time with God. Our body, mind, and spirit are all linked together. If one part is lacking, we can feel off balance and have a negative outlook.


The bottom line? Just start moving; it could be five minutes to start, a brisk 10-minute walk, taking an exercise or yoga class. Just start, and you will have a brighter outlook in no time.




 
 
 

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Marychic
Apr 17

Great info Heather! This will come in handy when I go camping!

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Hi Heather, more great information on bone building. Also I am almost through the 28 day calendar and it has been fantastic! I highly recommend it.

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Marychic
Feb 04

Heather,

This is great info to share ! I recently had my second bone density test and it had improved from the first one. I trust that it due to the strength training classes I attend with you and my diet !

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That's amazing news Mary!

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Hi Heather, excellent information on Bone health. Also, I just finished the 31 day challenge and it was fantastic. Looking forward to the 28 challenge starting tomorrow. Thank you for having all this information and for the great workouts!

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So glad you enjoyed the workouts Ellen.

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Ellen
Sep 30, 2025

Hey, thanks for the info Heather. It actually makes a lot of sense. Haven’t thought about that before. Looks like I’ll be adding a little salt and a little maple syrup!

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LJ
Aug 30, 2025

A great all natural deodorant is made by Little Seed Farm. Honestly, it is the only natural deodorant that seems to actually work for me.

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Slc
Aug 28, 2025

Great information Heather, I’ve been there too and just a side note for those gals (like me) who suffer sensitivities to chemicals, my savior was apple cider vinegar to “kill bacteria” after washing and then I used coconut oil rubbed in the pit area. I also added essential oils of lemongrass or geranium for a scent. The ACV was only as needed sometimes takes a few days to kill all bacteria causing smell and then daily with the coconut oil.

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