The Loneliness Epidemic: Ripe for Collapse, or (R)evolution?
What’s your routine? Do you wake up still sleepy, rush to get some food into you, dash out the door, commute to work, have long […]
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6 Practical Reasons to Embrace Self Love – Part II
In Part I of this series, I discussed the importance of self-love for living well and finding true love. Self-love allows you to learn about […]
Continue reading »Product Review: Delicious Plant-Based Snacks from Made Good
I’m excited to review a delicious line of products from Made Good. Parents and teachers, if you’re stressed about nut allergies or other food sensitivities, and […]
Continue reading »6 Practical Reasons to Embrace Self Love – Part I
Over the last month or so I’ve talked to several friends and colleagues who are going through separations and divorces. A pattern I noticed when […]
Continue reading »How Startup Burnout is Affecting the Wellness Industry
Recently, I met with several fellow wellness professionals in the San Francisco Bay Area. We talked about the delicate balance between using technology to promote wellness, […]
Continue reading »Why Dancing is a Crucial Component of Education
When I talk to new clients and colleagues, they often ask me about dancing. My explanation for why I’m a salsa fanatic goes something like this: […]
Continue reading »Ultimate Wellness Hack: Nature’s Recipes
Message from Marilyn: Hot on the heels of my post about creative flow, behold its latest product: our twelfth book, and third biomimetic or nature-emulating recipe […]
Continue reading »How to Completely Change Healthcare: Healing America
The word “heal” occurs in “healthcare,” but you know things have been pretty messy lately, right? As I’ve discussed before, real solutions to healthcare come […]
Continue reading »Hacking Mental Health: 4 Important Goals
Last weekend I volunteered as a mental health mentor at the Hack Mental Health event in San Francisco. This first-of-its-kind event was buzzing with energy. […]
Continue reading »3 Wrong Ways to Structure a Corporate Wellness Program: What to do Instead
Recently trending articles such as those featured in Bloomberg and the Chicago Tribune claim that corporate wellness programs don’t work. This is misleading, because the study they are […]
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