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I’m very aware that I write this in the biggest consumer consumption season of the year and really, it feels like the perfect time to talk about it.
Whatever happens in your day, always find time for movement.
This doesn’t mean you have to go to the gym and complete a massive training session, it could be something simple as going for a walk, a short yoga routine or stretching for 10mins.
Moving your body can change the thoughts in your head, it can bring focus, calm or be an outlet for frustration and rage. A number of studies have shown the positive effects of simply taking a lunchtime walk on not only the health of your body but also your mind.
We weren’t meant to be locked up in big office buildings all day with constant missiles of stress launched at us. Taking the time to move can reframe your thoughts, provide that creative spark and help prevent your body from falling apart too.
Quite simply the benefits overwhelm the reasons not to do it, health is the most important currency we have and movement can be your medicine.
I’m sure a few of you have heard of Tony Robbins at some point. He’s kind of a self-help/life coach to CEO’s, actors, musicians and even a few presidents. If you Google Tony Robbins, you’ll find lots of his work, books, documentaries and events available to view online.
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I look at life like the waves across the seas. Sometimes we are rising high and having a great time and other times we are crashing, falling and struggling.
These motions come and go as the waves will rise again after they have fallen and will of course fall again. This is a continual cycle and is much like life, we have our ups and we have our downs, yet we always know that this is part of the process.
So when you have dark days, remember to tell yourself that like the waves in the sea, you can rise once more.
