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Your Breath Wants You to Lower the Bar
“Good enough” is the December flex you actually need.
Dec 3
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Tinsel, Travel, and Totally Overworked Nervous Systems
A breathwork practice that keeps you grounded when December goes full circus.
Nov 26
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A 90-Second Stress Reset You'll Use All Season
Your nervous system deserves a seat at the table, too.
Nov 19
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The Art of Doing (Almost) Nothing
Six simple, high-impact ways to stay calm when life – or the weather – gets intense
Nov 12
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Why You Still Feel Jet-Lagged (Without Going Anywhere)
Still feeling off from the time change days later? That’s your circadian rhythm catching up.
Nov 5
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Energy Without Espresso
How to keep your spark when the clocks – and your circadian rhythm – go rogue
Oct 29
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Your Body's Autumn Algorithm
What shorter days and longer exhales have in common
Oct 22
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Overdrive is Overrated
Recharge without losing momentum using this two-minute breath reset.
Oct 15
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When Life Speeds Up, Slow Down Your Breath
Try this technique to stay steady while the world spins
Oct 8
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Tired, Wired, Maybe Both at Once?
The fact your calendar’s full doesn’t mean your tank has to be empty
Oct 1
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Beach Brain → Boss Mode: Your Fall Nervous System Makeover
This breathwork pattern will help you stop fighting your natural rhythms
Sep 24
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Courage on Command: Just Add Breath
A high-energy technique to steady your nerves and spark bold action, fast
Sep 17
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A Breath Well Taken
Modifying your breathing can help you change how you feel FAST, both physically and emotionally. Discover how to optimize your breath for whatever situation life may throw at you - with some humor thrown in along the way.
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