When kids grow up and leave the nest, or were never in the picture, we find new ways of rejuvenating our meaning and purpose in life.
Millennials need meditation, not meditation to create sustainable, lifelong
change to improve health, happiness, and stress relief.
If you come to the end of the day or week or month and realize you haven’t been consciously present, don’t berate yourself. Offer grace and begin again.
I was living a manufactured version of health and wellness – one that many corporations carefully crafted to make me believe what I was using on and in my body was not only on trend – but good for me too. And then I took a closer look.
With the holiday season upon us, we've got kindness on the mind. In this article we share our top tips for exhibiting kindness during the holidays & beyond.
Toss what you fear, donate what you hear, and keep what is clear. Here's how to organize your thoughts by filling your mind with things of value.
N. Lawrence Mann didn't use a 12 step program to get sober. His personal 3 step program got him started, and writing "addiction fiction" keeps him going.
We’re at the mercy of belief systems that mass-produce ignorance and cognitive dysfunction. Here's four tips to free your mind and breakdown belief systems.
Sea Hear Now is not just another upstart music festival, it might as well be the Official Comeback Party of Asbury Park.
The Lodge at Woodloch is a true respite in an "always-on" kind of world. Situated on over 500 pristine wooded acres, Woodloch’s relaxing retreat boasts an all-inclusive stay that will leave you feeling rejuvenated and centered.
Danny Clinch is a Grammy-nominated photographer, filmmaker, and musician. We caught up with him prior to the Sea.Hear.Now festival in Asbury Park.
Maintaining work-life balance and emotional wellness is not an accomplishment that is one day reached and completed, but a daily, intentional endeavor.
If you had to choose between being happy or being successful, which one would you pick? Is it a choice you really need to be making, or is there a way to avoid it? Let’s find out!
Our Declaration of Independence states that we are all created equal and enjoy the rights of “life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.” The sad joke here is that the “pursuit of happiness” almost never leads to lasting happiness. Eli Jaxon-Bear describes the five traps to avoid in the pursuit of happiness.
Just like your muscles and organs need fuel, so does the brain. Working with the breath will help you find optimal brain performance and improve overall wellbeing. Here are 5 breathing exercises that in addition to improving mental focus, can add years to your life!