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Despite most people's best efforts, getting the results they're after, whether it be gaining strength, looking a certain way, or increasing balance and flexibility, remains elusive. No matter how much work you put in or how many different things you try, perhaps you still haven't reached that goal you've been after for so long. What do you do now? Before you blame genetics, your calendar, or your age, consider this: the problem could be simpler than you think. Here are some t

You finally get 10 minutes to yourself, so you reach for your phone. The work day finally ends, so you grab the remote and sit down on the couch. The weekend arrives, and you decide to use your free time catching up on emails or scrolling through your feeds. This is what we've come to call "taking a break." But you're still tired, unsettled, and never really feel refreshed after these instances. So what gives? This isn't an article about how your phone is evil and you should

"When you have to make a hard decision, flip a coin. Why? Because when that coin is in the air, you suddenly know what you're hoping for." — Unknown I may be young, but I have a notorious track record when it comes to making choices that aren't in my best interest for a high-quality life. This comes as a surprise to many people, but I think we can all relate. Constantly pressuring ourselves to change, picking ourselves apart, chasing outward success, money, and appearance ove