Lifetime Wellness 101

Health is defined as an optimal state of physical, emotional, mental, social and spiritual well being.  The same explanation applies to wellness.  It's like that old saying "You don't have anything if you don't have your health."  Our birth certificates don't have an expiration date.  We're entitled to a lifetime of wellness.  But we have to earn it.

This Lifetime Wellness course will give you a blueprint to help you feel alive, vital, confident and experience a state of well-being.  Treatment of disease may save lives, but it rarely results in wellness behavior and a feeling of well-being.  Medical treatments rarely result in the ability to make healthier choices and deal with stress in a positive way. 

Can you actually exercise your mind back to wellness? Why not? Tune in to the messages your body is sending you; learn to take charge of your body composition and ways to nourish your body with fitness.  Get the jump on nutrition by making good choices.  New is only new for a day but personal growth never quits.

Whether you're contemplating a second career or getting fit inside and out, this Lifetime Wellness course will help you design an entire existence worth of living.  Learn about weight and diet, and the importance of exercise to maintain good health.  You'll explore new ways to define yourself, not only by past accomplishments but by the possibilities you create for the future.  Lifetime Wellness gives you all the tools to create a lifetime of fulfillment at any age.

For most of us, there comes a time in life called an "epiphany." This can happen ever so slowly, or so suddenly you are left reeling with the immensity of the experience. Somewhere inside of you a voice (chatterbox) screams out, "Enough!" No more crying, paralyzing fear or fighting to hold on to a toxic relationship that is slipping away. No more dwelling on the promise of tomorrow, but you vow to train your eyes, ears, and heart on the reality of today. This is your awakening!

You realize it's silly to continue waiting for someone or something to come along and rescue you from the hardships of life; and the only fairy tales are the ones that begin and end with you loving and caring for yourself. You stop trying to be perfect and accept the fact that no one is perfect. You stop depriving yourself to maintain a size five and focus on a balanced, healthy lifestyle rather than starving yourself with the latest tofu, grapefruit fast.

As you begin sifting through the whys of your life, such as putting your own viewpoints aside and repeatedly accepting the viewpoints of others, you begin to release some of the philosophies you have outgrown, or should never have taken up in the first place.