Create A Life You Love

Here’s a tip I’ve been sharing with my family and team as so many feelings and possibilities are stirring in us — and many of us may feel some overwhelm or disappointment at not already being where we want to be in business or in life.

What’s the tip?

Lay a new track

One new track — like a piece of train track — each day for the next 21 days.

This could be a step you sow into a key relationship daily, a renewal or new step in your morning routine, a business action you want to take each day, or a key step for your health.

It doesn’t have to be “big”.

The key is to decide.

And then lay this one new piece of track each day for the next 21 days to create a new path — and a new momentum — in the direction you want to head in this area you’ve chosen as key for you in the New Year.

Let’s go, let’s grow, and Happy New Year!

Ben

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Question — If you could boil all you’ve learned from your journey in life so far down to your three biggest keys to thrive in life, what would they be?

Here are the three I came up with — plus a “bonus” one — after reflecting on my journey from growing up, to practicing as a family MD, starting a family with Rachelle that grew to 7 kids (more than half are adults now, and we enjoyed a rambunctious, noisy time having them all together for Christmas!), plus starting a business from home that grew to working with people all over the world — with lots of ups and downs, challenges, and transformation along the way.

So here you go — my 3 keys plus a bonus one in just 10 minutes.

Enjoy!

P.S. Want more tips & ideas to maximize your health and create a life you love? Hop on over to: Journey with Dr. Ben

Good morning and Happy December!

As I sit here at one of my favorite coffee shops in Louisville while our car is being serviced, I’ve been reflecting on what’s led to a renewed energy and uplifted mood during my day despite winter and turning 58 in a week.

Two keys you already know though we don’t always practice are:

1)  Finding things to appreciate each day — in our life, in our relationships, and in our work, learning, or sowing of the day

2)  Choosing to bring “good” energy and joy to our encounters and what we do without “waiting” for something to make us feel good.

The second is particularly intriguing, because we often forget we have a choice.  (This has led to some interesting “discussions” between me and Rachelle – ha!)

I’ve found movement often helps me shift my energy — even if it’s just standing up and moving around the house.

And sometimes it’s sitting quietly and breathing for a moment or two and saying a little prayer or giving thanks again for this moment and what’s around me and within me.

Next, in addition to becoming more and more aware of #2 above, the biggest thing I’ve “added” or changed in my life recently is taking our new Mynd360 Feel Calm blend in the evening when I’m ready to wind down, and then sipping our new Night Time blend of saffron, magnesium, and a dash of melatonin.

Saffron has been shown on clinical studies to improve mood, and so has the Lemon Balm in the Feel Calm blend.

And we all know a better night’s sleep helps us feel more refreshed and ready to embrace the day.

Now that I’ve been making these two blends part of my nightly routine consistently, I’m seeing a rise in my baseline sustained mood & energy during the day, even though my sleep might still seem to  fluctuate from time to time on an individual night’s basis.

Any questions or if you’d like some personal guidance, just reach out and I’ll be happy to assist you.

And here’s to your own daily practice of gratitude and choosing how you show up in each moment.

Happy December!

P.S. Want more tips & ideas to maximize your health and create a life you love? Hop on over to: Journey with Dr. Ben

Good morning!  As we enjoy family time and a bit of break from the “usual” schedule with Thanksgiving weekend, here’s a quick tip for any of you who may be realizing you’re wanting to change something in your life.

Perhaps it’s what you or your kids are consuming, both literally and figuratively (something Rachelle and I have been talking about).

Or something in your own health, habits, or work.

Or maybe something new you want to bring into your relationships or life.

It’s easy to get overwhelmed or to start seeing ourselves in the “gap” as Dr. Benjamin Hardy mentions in his books (he even wrote a whole book about this called The Gap and The Gain).

One practice I’ve found  tremendously helpful whenever I want to change something — or am feeling that icky or overwhelming feeling of not measuring up and being in the “gap” — is simply this:

Take a little step today.

Whether it’s taking a moment to crack open an uplifting or empowering book and read a few minutes before going on to something else, listening to 10 minutes of a podcast on a topic you want to improve before turning on the tunes, or adding a bit of fresh apple or celery to your meal or snack without feeling bad that you haven’t overhauled your whole diet yet, taking a little step can “break the ice” and start some momentum in a new direction.

Plus it puts you back in “the gain” as Dr. Hardy calls it — where you’re feeling progress and even a small “win” in an area that you’re wanting to grow in your life.

Then just start stacking those little steps and they will compound over time.

This can apply to taking a walk before sitting down to pie, or sitting down for a chat to express appreciation to someone you love, too.  Or taking that 2 minutes of selfcare to enjoy your LumiSpa or microcurrent massage with your RenuSpa (also called the WellSpa internationally).

What’s a “little step” you can take today in something that matters to you?

Decide and see it in your mind even if it’s not something you can do this instant.

Then take that step and pat yourself on the back when you do it today.

Enjoy, and blessings on your weekend!

P.S. Want more tips & ideas to maximize your health and create a life you love? Hop on over to: Journey with Dr. Ben