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• 5 Tips to Stop Being so Busy

  Stephanie Tuba

  Posted on February 27 2019

  When was the last time you said no to an extra project or favor? When was the last time you relaxed for the sake of relaxing (and not for the Instagram photo op)? When was the last time you put down your smart phone or tablet, and let yourself be? If you find the side hustle is bringing you down, maybe it's time to give yourself a break. This is easier said than done, of course, but it's worth considering especially if your stress levels are out of control. Here's a few tips to keep in mind if you want to stop the hustle and start relaxing.

• Increasing Energy

  Stephanie Tuba

  Posted on February 04 2019

  did you know that too much caffeine consumption can actually make you more tired? Or cause some unfortunate side effects like tremors, an increased heartbeat, and bowel trouble? Cutting caffeine is no easy feat, but here are five caffeine-free ways to increase your energy that can help you get started.

• Natural Pain Relief

  Stephanie Tuba

  Posted on January 28 2019

  There’s an old saying which goes: “The pain you feel today will be the strength you feel tomorrow.” Sometimes we just can’t wait until tomorrow! Whether it’s a stubbed toe or a cavity, most of us rely on over-the-counter pain relievers like ibuprofen or Tylenol for our general pain relief needs. Which is fine in moderation, but there are tons of natural, non-medicated pain relief remedies that are often underrated and unrecognized! Try some of these tips next time you’ve got that annoying ache that just won’t go away.

• It's Nap Time!

  Stephanie Tuba

  Posted on July 08 2018

  We all know that taking a nap is the perfect pick-me-up after a long day of work or school. Some studies suggest that a 20-30-minute snooze during the day will actually give you more of an energy boost than two mugs of coffee! Plus, napping helps us avoid that “energy crash” that comes from loading up on too much caffeine or sugar throughout the day. But, recent research has shown that taking daily naps comes with even more benefits than we once believed.