— Aristotle
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Recommitting to Your Goals
It wasn’t that long ago that many of us resolved to make changes in our lives. What happened?
Consider some of the traits of those who keep new, healthier habits:
They believe in their ability to change. They know that keeping old habits and forming new ones are choices that are within their control.
They don’t blame themselves or make excuses. Instead of giving up after “falling off the wagon,” they dust themselves off and recommit to their goal. They learn from their mistakes, and resolve not to repeat them.
They concentrate on measurable results. They track their progress.
They make change a long-term lifestyle decision. Diets don’t work. Abandoning unhealthy habits requires thinking long term.
If you’ve fallen out of the healthy habit of regular, holistic chiropractic care, it’s not too late! Call (714) 544-2423 to book an appointment.
— Simon Sinek
SoulPancake: Good News -
Everywhere we look, we are bombarded by negative news that drags us down. So SoulPancake hit the streets and asked people to share the uplifting news in their lives.
What made you happy today?
— Martin Luther King, Jr.
— Albert Einstein
— Mahatma Gandhi
SoulPancake: Snap Your Joy -
No matter what your mood, when someone smiles at you, it’s hard not to smile back. After all, joy is contagious. So, the SoulPancake team built an unusual photo booth and asked people to snap their many expressions of joy, from laughter and excitement to contentment and success.
— Martin Luther King Jr.
Tension Headaches -
Here are some basic facts about tension (stress) headaches. They usually affect women more often than men. Generally, you feel them coming on slowly, usually in the middle of the day. You can have daily headaches or they can occur episodically. They are the most common type of headache, affecting from 30% - 80% of all adults.
We have found that the main cause of tension headaches can be traced to excess stress within the spinal cord. This spinal cord tension is often triggered by stress, fatigue, depression, certain activities in which you hold your head in the same position for a long time (such as working on a computer), anxiety, PMS or hormonal changes, repressed anger, sleeping in an abnormal position and teeth grinding.
Many who experience tension headaches rely on non-prescription medications to reduce the pain. Ironically, overuse of these drugs can actually trigger subsequent episodes of tension headaches!
Non-medical approaches may actually prove more beneficial. Read More
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Surf’s up, Colwyn Thomas
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Unfortunately it often just makes things worse!
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We are connected with all living things in ways we do not quite comprehend and our behaviours may well backfire on us.
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These work :)
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Pic found here! :)
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I don’t have to try to explain memes to my dad, because he has a tumblr.