If you’ve enjoyed a yoga class or two, you understand the power of clearing your mind. In February, those of us here at KINETIC have chosen to focus on how to add serenity to our daily lives in order to improve our overall wellness. Today, we’re starting with meditation.
For a lot of us, making resolutions is a great way to start the year, but we struggle to actually stick to them past January. This is why at KINETIC, we’ve adopted goals in place of resolutions for 2017, to get where we want to go with our fitness and wellness.
We all have a driving desire to better our overall health. Whether you’re changing your diet or increasing your daily exercise, the motivation is there and you’re probably making great progress! However the unfortunate truth is that if we aren’t getting up at least once an hour, it’s likely that the sedentary lifestyle of working at a desk is reducing a lot of the success we may achieve.
When it comes to making healthy decisions, there’s no limit to your options for breakfast, unless you consider the time that it can take to whip up a batch of flourless banana pancakes (our personal favorite). However, time shouldn’t stop you from eating healthy in the morning or starting your day off on the right foot.
It’s a 24-7, always connected, “never off” world these days, at least for those of us in the workplace. Taking personal time even for a quick bite to eat sometimes just isn’t an option, never mind making it to the gym for a workout. However, a lot of companies are encouraging employees to take advantage of their lunch breaks to improve their productivity and overall health.
As part of KINETIC, we want to empower our visitors to find new ways to incorporate wellness into their lives at work and at home! From today, we’ll be providing you with ideas for planning healthy and fast recipes to enjoy at home or at the office.
Too often, it’s easy to spend entire workday indoors, glued to your computer and mobile devices. Getting outside for a quick break can sometimes feel like recess, and you may believe that you’re not allowed that given your “status” as “accomplished professional”.
