Tag Archives: lifestyle

5 Things You Don’t Want To Regret

Posted on May 17, 2013 by DrCarol

It’s not the years in your life that count: it’s the life in your years that’s important. Continue reading →

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Interruptions ARE Your Job

Posted on May 10, 2013 by DrCarol

Look for the interruptions: they are your job security!
If you work with people in any capacity, expect to be interrupted. The only people who are not interrupted are hermits and prison inmates. You and I should be thankful for interruptions.
But think of these situations where interruptions are the whole reason your “job” exists: Continue reading →

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You Know Your True Priorities When …

Posted on April 26, 2013 by DrCarol

With all the talk about priorities, how do you know what yours truly are? It’s good to decide what you want your priorities to be. But the only way you know your true priorities is when they are tested.
My priorities have been tested this week. My husband became ill while I was out of town, and was hospitalized. Continue reading →

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How I Got My Husband to Change

Posted on April 24, 2013 by DrCarol

I got my husband to change. When we first met Al was a smoker, and had been for 45 years. He was seriously overweight, and had been much of his life. He ate – and loved – the typical unhea
lthy American diet.
Today things are completely different. He hasn’t smoked since we got married: that was a huge accomplishment, and made a big difference in his health right away.
How did I get him to change? Continue reading →

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7 Benefits of Healthy Living Beyond Being Healthy

Posted on April 15, 2013 by DrCarol

For many people, lessening the risk of disease or living longer is a rather boring, un-spectacular motivation for maintaining a healthy lifestyle.
Understanding more of the “other” benefits of healthy living can help us find more of the motivation necessary to actually make those healthy lifestyle choices. Here are some of those benefits. Continue reading →

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