What if you could eat whatever you wanted and still keep your body the way you like it. And your relationship with your significant other was cruising along the diamond highway without a worry in the world.
Couple these imaginings with a new career that really excites, and top it all off with a salary that was more than you expected.
If that sounds pretty good to you, let’s get busy making all of that a reality by just taking a few easy steps to put together version 2.0 of your new life.
- You Are What You Eat
We’ve all been taught to like junk food, but what is it, really. It’s food that’s been over-processed to make it more convenient for the corporations to manufacture and distribute that food at a profit. It doesn’t really taste any better than natural foods that don’t disrupt your body’s innate nutritional needs.
So why not, at least, try eating fruits and vegetables that eschew free radicals and provide more essential antioxidants and minerals that promote a healthier overall lifestyle. Who knows, you might end up liking them even more than Chipotle Ranch Cheetos.
There are plenty of other types of wholesome foods that aren’t processed full of sugar, starch and salt that can provide good nutrition while satisfying your taste buds to a high degree. Baking your own bread is not only fun, but also a sure way to make certain that only the best ingredients are entering the temple shrine of your fine body.
- A Little Exercise Goes a Long Way
Everyone wants to join a gym and get serious about a scheduled, fitness regimen that will yield great results in 3 months. But a lot of us just don’t have the luxury of being able to allocate a set time, every other day or so, for a trip to a health club and a 90-minute workout.
But what if there was a way you could get a pretty good workout without even leaving your office desk? Well, there is and it’s called Isometric Exercise.
Isometric exercises target specific muscles at a particular joint angle in a lifting action. For example, you can work on your buttocks by simply squeezing your two butt-cheeks together, as hard as you possibly can, for 10-seconds, and then releasing for 10-seconds. You can do this while at work, repeating exercises like this for 10-minutes or so.
If you couple Isometric exercise with a cardio vascular workout, say a short jog in the morning before work, you’ll be pleasantly surprised by improved musculature after just a few weeks.
- How Is Your Romantic Relationship?
When was the last time you seriously evaluated your relation with your romantic partner? Is it fulfilling for you and, thus, also for husband? Or is it just going through the motions and you’d both be better off apart?
If the answer to any of these questions is yes, then you need probably need to change partners and that can be difficult. Many times, when a woman decides to break off a relationship, the man can become, not necessarily violent, but belligerent and threatening, which can be a violation.
As an expert in domestic violence from the Rees Law Firm in Jonesboro points out: “Domestic violence occurs any time there is an act of physical violence between two people who are related or who are in a romantic relationship. This can be a simple act of pushing, shoving or restraining someone during an argument. The argument does not have to escalate to a severe physical confrontation before someone is arrested.”
If your relationship is stifling, it is only going to get worse. Take steps to end it and start over with someone else. It could be the best choice you’ve ever taken for your personal happiness.
- How About a Career Change?
Are you stuck in a dreary job with little or no prospect for advancement? Is getting up in the morning to go to work drudgery akin to standing in a long line at the DMV? Then it’s time to check out some online courses that can lead you to a new career.
The Internet is just bursting with innovative educational opportunities offering totally new vocations that cater to all of life’s enhancements that the 21st Century has to offer.
And since you could be getting in at the beginning of a whole new industry, such as the new gig economy, you could carve your own niche and end up in an upper management position, with a nice salary and stock options, nonetheless – that you yourself helped to create. It’s all possible, but first you have to reach out for it.
Author Bio
Judy Lees is a super-connector with yunasphotography.ae who helps businesses find their audience online through outreach, partnerships, branding and networking. He frequently writes about the latest advancements in digital marketing, digital photography.
