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Health hacks for optimal performance; discover simple suggestions and habits to improve your life, body, mind and spirit.
Manage the time you spend on relationships as you do your money
2022 has been a very tough year as we had a number of deaths in my family. As I shared in my article on Investing's Role in Life, understanding what's important in one's life is something everyone should take the time to think about and reevaluate every few years. Getting clarity on and then frequently reminding oneself about what really matters helps with maintaining focus in one's life. In the vein of further diving into what I've realized this year is very important to me - time spent with family and friends - I'd like to talk today about an aspect of our lives which most people don't actively think about and certainly don't put enough emphasis on: time spent on relationships.
By Sudhir Sahay4 years ago in Lifehack
Some Simple Hatha Yoga Asanas You Can Do At Home
Yoga asanas, or yogasanas, are the building blocks of any yogic practice, and these are linked together with a series of movements and pranayamic breathing techniques to create a balanced flow which brings many psychological, physical, and spiritual health benefits to the practitioner.
By Alexander Belsey4 years ago in Lifehack
Sleepsia Chair Lumbar Pillow For Your Spine and Back Comfort
Are you looking for a lumbar pillow that can help improve your posture and alleviate back pain? If so, you may want to consider the Sleepsia Chair Lumbar Pillow. This pillow is designed to provide support for your lower back and spine, helping to improve your posture and keep your spine aligned. The pillow is made from memory foam, which conforms to your body and provides support where you need it most. Additionally, the pillow is covered in a breathable mesh fabric that helps keep you cool and comfortable while you sleep.
By james brown4 years ago in Lifehack
The Best Time of Day to Exercise
Exercising first thing in the morning is torture for me. I can do it if I must, but I prefer mid-morning through early afternoon. If I wait until too late in the day, I’m apt to get sidetracked or lose motivation. So I’ve long wondered if timing influences the effectiveness of exercise, and to what degree, or if there are times that should be totally avoided.
By Ravi Diwakar4 years ago in Lifehack







