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We all want to live our best life. We all want to reach our full potential. Unfortunately, year over year passes by, and we still haven’t accomplished what we really want in life. That’s why Ted Ryce created this 3-part series called “How To Make 2022 Your Best Year Ever”. In this second part, he will reveal a proven step-by-step system to improve each area of your life. Listen Now!
We all want to live our best life. We all want to reach our full potential. Unfortunately, we find ourselves overwhelmed by the day-to-day challenges. Our big goals get pushed to the back burner—and then, they get forgotten. Year over year passes by, and we still haven't accomplished what we really want in life. That's why Ted Ryce created this 3-part series called "How To Make 2022 Your Best Year Ever". Listen to learn a powerful, proven, research-driven system for making 2022 your best year ever.
Ted Talk 115: Let The Christmas Spirit Ring! How Holiday Gratitude Can Make Us Happier And Healthier
“Everybody knows a turkey and some mistletoe/ Help to make the season bright” … Or at least this is what an old Christmas song says… But sometimes this is not happening, there are times when all those Christmas things that used to make us happy, don’t have that magic power anymore. So, what can we do to bring the Christmas spirit back in our homes and hearts despite all the adversities we are facing? Listen to this new Ted Talk episode to find out!
Today’s “obesogenic” environment encourages us to eat more and exercise less. In this episode, Dr. Spencer Nadolsky is back. He will talk about the obesogenic environment and the challenges we face, the psychological, environmental, and physiological factors that influence people’s weight. Plus, he will reveal some effective methods to manage your appetite to have a successful weight loss journey. Listen now!
You’ve been struggling to lose weight for a while now, but you feel like you are in a constant rollercoaster ride where you keep losing and gaining the same pounds over and over again. So, you start wondering: “Is there something wrong with me? Maybe I should give up!”. If that sounds familiar, the good news is that there is nothing wrong with you, and if you think about giving up, listen to this new Ted Talk episode before making that decision!
"I'll resume my diet and workout training after the holidays… once the baby is born… after Dad gets out of the hospital…January 1… Monday." While this kind of "pause-button mentality" seems reasonable, it could be ruining your health and fitness goals. Listen to this episode to understand why you keep pushing the pause button in your life, what to do instead, so you can finally build the body you've always wanted!
Our constant, relentless exposure to the news, social media, and stressful environments, and everything else we're dealing with in our personal lives has a way of making us feel overwhelmed and helpless. In this new Ted Talk episode, Ted Ryce will reveal why we usually crack under pressure, what we can do to prevent that, and how we can become resilient to cope with all the stress and anxiety in our lives. Listen Now!
Our culture is obsessed with weight. And many people let their morning weigh-in determine how they’ll feel for the whole day. But the truth is that our weight doesn’t tell the story of how healthy we are–it’s just one of many measurements and not even the best. In this episode, you’ll learn the best ways to tell if your workout and nutrition plan is working and why the number on the scale does not define you or your worth. Listen Now!
Whether we talk about a breakup or a divorce, the death of a loved one or a miscarriage, or even losing your financial stability or getting fired from a job you loved, the pain of loss can be overwhelming. In this Ted Talk episode, Ted will share his own life experience overcoming many tragedies. He will also speak about toxic positivity in grief and how it affects us negatively, the importance of the grieving process in our overall health, and much more. Listen now!
Stress is our body’s response to threat and danger, a response that is meant to protect us when working properly. It helps us stay alert, energetic, and focused in order to be able to defend ourselves in dangerous situations. But when it becomes chronic, stress can cause huge damage to our physical and mental health. In today’s episode, Ted’s guest, Dr. Mithu Storoni is going to dive deep into how chronic stress impacts mental, physical, and brain health, and what we should do to become stress-proof. Listen now!