Being intentional means making a deliberate choice and effort that will propel you toward what you want to achieve or accomplish.

Sustainable Transformation Health Coaching
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Sustainable Transformation Health Coaching
Together Change is Possible
Sustainable Transformation Health Coaching
Together Change is Possible
Being intentional means making a deliberate choice and effort that will propel you toward what you want to achieve or accomplish.
Last week I introduced the basics of healthy habits that can help take us from a life of merely surviving to a life of thriving.
The topic of last week’s blog was finding beauty in heath. That can raise some questions about health. The first question that may come to mind is, “What is the definition of health?”
Would life look differently if we put as much effort into our health as we put into beauty? How would that affect us as women and our daughters?
As you can tell from many of my posts, I firmly believe in positive mindset. Controlling my thoughts, however, is not always an easy task.
As my thoughts continued, I considered how my life might look if I took the approach of having an unoffendable heart.
If we allow ourselves to be curious about the opinions of others and consider their point, we may learn from them. This is a concept known as growth mindset.
A memory from last year popped up on my personal Facebook timeline yesterday. As I read the memory, the feelings of the moment came flooding back.
Did you know that many people struggle with depression in January, and it is considered the most depressing month?
January certainly seems to be flying by. That does seem to be the way things go.