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Category Archives: Food
Give Your Brain a Break
Our brains get tired. By the end of the day, “brain fog” and “fuzzy thinking” accompany irritability and lack of productivity. But it’s easier than you think (with your tired brain) to sustain mental energy with smart snacks, intelligent lists, … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Health, Recipes, Reorganization Living, Strategies for Living
Tagged brain fatigue, brain science, caffeine, flour, fruits, Obama, organization, projects, SaneBox, sugar, tasks, vegetables, Willpower
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Why Am I So Stuck?
“Lead with your gift. Let your gift inspire the rest of the show.” Donny Epstein, on the Triad of Change. It’s two months into the New Year. You haven’t stuck with your resolutions. You’re not exercising. And those extra holiday … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Health, Lifestyle, Reorganization Living, Strategies for Living, Tips
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A Winter Warmer: Clafoutis
My food “bible” is Nourishing Traditions. After years of paying attention to and experimenting with nutrition and health, I learned what I and my body liked and responded to. Along the way, I followed food fads (no salt, no butter, no … Continue reading
