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Keep Calm - Don't Stay In, Get Out ...

... after what's been an emotional couple of days.

There are many more important things in life that remain unchanged regardless of what goes on - family and friendship, your health and wellbeing (unless you choose change). The sun will still rise, rain still falls, flowers continue to grow.


At times of stress, overwhelm or loss, it's really helpful to get outdoors into the fresh air. Reconnect with nature when things get tough. Get a sense of perspective, rebalance and realise there is much still right with the world beyond our narrow view of it.

Nature doesn't care about #Brexit. Wildlife knows no boundaries. Gardening is good for the soul and grounding in more ways than just getting soil under your fingernails.

At the low points in my life it's been a source of calm and inspiration. It motivated me to start my first blog (not this one ... this one) as a way of getting out of myself, doing what I enjoy and focusing on something positive.

When all around are losing their heads and emotions are running high as a result of the recent EU Referendum, remember 'this too shall pass'.

By all means have an emotional rant with your friends but don't dwell too much on what might or might not be.

Go for a walk, sit in a green space, look at the sights and sounds around you.

Regain your sense of calm.

The Power of Good Health


I recently heard a great reason for you to look after your health and well-being.

A testimonial from someone who was middle aged, relatively sedentary, overweight, diabetic and had high blood pressure. Their doctor advised them they would need to be on medication to manage their blood pressure and insulin to manage the diabetes.

They had a choice.

Carry on as they were and even with medication managing their various symptoms, effectively 'sit around and wait to die' or ...

Do something about it!

They chose to change. By totally committing to their health and wellbeing. In just 9 weeks:
  • They lost over 20lbs
  • Lowered their blood pressure to that of a much healthier, younger person
  • Dropped several clothing sizes
  • Are no longer diabetic
  • No need of any medication to control either their diabetes or high blood pressure.
They worked 1:1 with a personal trainer who prescribed a programme of diet and exercise, adjusted and modified to their needs and worked with them to achieve these amazing results.

Yes, it takes hard work, dedication and a commitment to change but what would you rather do? Live the rest of your life on prescribed medication with it's own inherent risks and side-effects and not solve the underlying problem? Or take control of your own health and change for the better?

You only have one life - live longer and make the most of every happy, healthy minute!