Life is not merely being alive, but being well. - Marcus Aurelius
It's easy to think about life in terms of a series of minutes, hours, days, weeks, months, and years. Through it all, we can get so caught up in doing well that we forget all about being well, and this is when physical and psychological health suffers.
It's time to pause, reset, and breathe.
As an antidote to the Stress of Modern Life, let's take stock of where we're at. Life isn't just about existing and going through the motions. It's important to also focus on being well and staying well.
Oh, and be sure to check out our 14-day Wellbeing Challenge. We've put together 14 days of wellbeing tips that focus on the body, mind, and heart. It's a chance to pause and reset.
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