Run With Joy Happy DAY 14 of the Run & Not Grow Weary blog series. If you get something out of reading this, please share it! Joyful = Joy Fuel Sometimes my BEST races are the ones I run with no time goal, when my head and heart do not carry the weight of a PR attempt and my… [Read More]
Fuel for the body, mind and soul.
In order to live life to the full, the mind, body, and soul must all be nourished. These posts are my recipes, meditations, scriptures, and thoughts-in-process on how to best fuel my life.
Run & Not Grow Weary Day 13 | Guilt Free Running
Guilt Free Running Thanks for reading DAY 13 of the Run & Not Grow Weary blog series. Each day we have a powerful scripture paired with a running topic! The full 30 Day series will be available as a download to all blog subscribers. The Guilt Problem My coaching clients have to report their workout results,… [Read More]
Why You Fail At Balance
Every self-help guru, motivational life coach or inspirational online personality (self-proclaimed like me or otherwise) has an article or book out on how to “find balance in life.” How do accomplished people juggle family, work, health, and the pursuit of their passions? Us normal people want to know! Unfortunately, the gospel of the balanced life… [Read More]
Run & Not Grow Weary Day 7 | Body Is A Resource
You are reading the Run & Not Grow Weary blog series. Please share if you like it! Here is Day 7. Your body is a resource. Let’s start today with some “state of the union” stats on physical health. You should get a bare minimum of 75 minutes per week of vigorous aerobic activity PLUS muscle-strengthening activities… [Read More]
Run & Not Grow Weary Day 5 | Running is Hard
Thanks for reading the Run & Not Grow Weary blog series. Please share if you like it. Welcome to Day 5! Running is hard. When I started running it never felt good. Honestly, I wondered how and why people did this. I just wasn’t “used too” it; the burning lungs, aching muscles, clickety-clacking of my… [Read More]
Falliday Recipes: Sweet Potato Crumble
We’ve lived in Oregon for a full year now and I realize that fall is definitely my favorite season. Beautiful leaves, perfect running weather, great food, two fun fall holidays before the big Christmas/New Year’s whiz-bang finale. This “Falliday” season also brings some of my favorite festive eats, which I’m sharing in this new series: Favorite Falliday Recipes To… [Read More]
Falliday Recipes: Fall Fruit Salad
In this Falliday Recipe series I’m sharing some of my favorite fall holiday eats. I started making this Fall Fruit Salad a few years ago as way to bring something EASY & EXCITING (a seasonally appropriate WOW dish) to Falliday gatherings. Favorite Falliday Recipes I love using flavored Balsamic Vinegars; its like a shortcut to instant Falliday Spirit in… [Read More]
Falliday Recipes: Ginger Apple Cider
The Fall Holidays, or “Fallidays”, bring some of my favorite festive treats, which I’m sharing in this series. For me, hot bevvies like this Ginger Apple Cider sit way above the glorified Pumpkin Spice Latte. Sorrynotsorry. Favorite Falliday Recipes I use flavored Balsamic Vinegars to add instant Falliday Spirit to salad dressings, hot beverages, and even baked goods. Each… [Read More]
You are what you feed your mind.
“And now, dear brothers and sisters, one final thing. Fix your thoughts on what is TRUE, and honorable, and right, and pure, and lovely, and ADMIRABLE. Think about things that are excellent and WORTHY of praise. Keep putting into practice all you learned and received from me–everything you heard from me and saw me doing…. [Read More]
Being hangry is not just a physical problem.
I love that we (as a culture, perhaps) make up new words. “Hangry” is a popular one for me; it is great at conveying that the physical state of hunger, or a blood sugar crash, becomes so much more than just a physical problem. It effects you mentally and emotionally as well. But let’s flip that around…. [Read More]
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