I’ve got some Mind Savvy® to share with you today. And before I get to that, here’s your final reminder about …
28toGreat™:
A Food Sass® Journey into Intermittent Fasting
28toGreat™ starts this Friday morning, May 15th
Registration CLOSES AT NOON EDT TOMORROW, WED 5/13
You can learn more and register HERE.
This 28-day, clinically guided journey combines the power of intermittent daily fasting with the power of Food Sass®. Grab your seat in this growing circle of comrades, in a program that can:
- Induce body fat loss
- Lower blood sugar levels
- Improve insulin sensitivity
- Help you heal/avoid cardiovascular disease
- Reduce chronic inflammation
- Increase energy
- Improve memory
- Improve mental clarity and concentration
- Prevent Alzheimer’s disease and other neurologic disorders
- Slow the aging process and extend a life of vitality
- Help you heal/avoid cancer
- And more
And great news, in addition to all of the support and guidance that accompanies this very reasonably priced program, you’re the first to know: I’m also adding a private Facebook forum where folks can share recipes and support each other. Woo-hooo! The support and education that accompanies this program are exceptional, and you’ve got less than 30 hours to jump on board. I hope you’ll join us!
Mind Savvy®:
Create Health and Joy in a Wild World
28toGreat™ is all about improving health and well-being. I so enjoy providing education, programs and support that helps folks lead a healthier and more joyful life. It winds my clock. It fills my sails. It rocks my world. So much so that I wrote a whole book about it, called Wild World, Joyful Heart: Unlock Your Power to Create Health and Joy.
A main tenet of said book is that our mind functions as either bridge or barrier to all that we desire, most of which can be summed up as either HEALTH or JOY. Our current COVID-19 Wild World environment is exactly the kind of time when we’re well-served—both individually and collectively—to tend the mind.
“Our typical pursuit of health, joy, and personal evolution finds us spending immense effort, time, and money trying to get something outside of ourselves to be different—events, circumstances, people, conversations—when what we need is right inside of us, which is the ability to tend our mind. As we tend our mind, there’s a softening. A blurring of the lines separating black from white, a shift in our view of self and other, a widening of our perspective, and a gentle attention to what’s sometimes called our inner life. In our inner life, opinions become questions and it becomes hard to pick a side. There, we see that changing the world is about changing our minds. We see that if we dig around in the dirt of failure, we find the seeds of success.”
Will we find the seeds of success in the pandemic? We can’t individually control what is transpiring right now—in government; in our country; in other countries; in the economy; in the non-compliance of others with safety measures; in finding ourselves working-from-home-without-daycare or out of work or working on the front lines of infection—but we can deeply influence HOW we THINK about it, which is really the whole deal. I can freak out and get angry, or I can respond to my environment in the best way I know how and see what happens.
We all sometimes do the former, but it’s the latter that serves us. Creating health and joy is not reserved for when-times-are-good. Based on our long list of preferences for what constitutes “good,” that might be a long wait. When our environment challenges us to be our best, that can often be the most ripe time for creating health and joy. Are you in?
In health and joy,
Laurie
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