Sick People Trying To Get Well?

In case you have not noticed, the art of medicine has been replaced with the business of medicine. More than 18 cents of every dollar goes toward healthcare in this country. Do you know how much is spent per person each year on health care? A whopping $10,224! This is greater than two times more…

Innate Intelligence

There are certain words I love. For some reason, when I hear them they light me up. Among those are the words innate intelligence.  According to Webster’s, “innate” is defined as “1. existing in one from birth; inborn; native; 2. inherent in the character of something; 3. originating in or arising from the intellect or…

Spring Cleaning???

It’s that time of year… where we dig a little deeper, scrub a little harder, and delve into cabinets, nooks, and crannies that we’ve avoided all winter. Yep… it’s called spring cleaning. The origins of spring cleaning have been linked to Iran, China, and Hebrew cultures with religious significance. The truth of the matter is…

Presenteeism

We are all familiar with the term absenteeism, but I want to introduce you to a word that isn’t spoken of much.  And it’s one that you should be aware of… presenteeism. Simply put, presenteeism is being physically present at work, but not being able to do your job because of health issues. There are…

Friday’s Findings: 05.03.2019

Word I love… One word I love is authentic. It is defined as “not false or copied; genuine; real.” Another definition… “representing one’s true nature or beliefs; true to oneself or to the person identified.” In a world where everyone seems to want to look like, dress like, and act like everyone else, it’s refreshing…

Self-Experimentation

There are seven billion people in the world and not a single other person is exactly like you. You are unique! Like all species, humans have specific and universal needs for survival, the most obvious being food, water, and oxygen. While we could list a bunch of other basic needs that humans require, Tony Robbins…

Friday’s Findings: 04.26.2019

Documentary I watched… I recently watched the documentary, Free Solo, about professional rock climber Alex Hannold’s attempt to be the first to free solo climb El Capitan’s vertical rock face (900-meter) at Yosemite National Park. To explain a little more… free soloing is where a climber climbs ALONE… WITHOUT the use of any ropes, harnesses,…