In this episode of Be Well, Do Well, I dive into the fascinating relationship between what we eat and how it impacts our energy, mood, and productivity. I share my personal journey with transitioning to a vegetarian lifestyle and the lessons I learned about balancing carbs and protein for sustained energy. Alongside my own experiences, I introduce insights from studies on meal timing, like the benefits of eating a substantial breakfast to align with our body’s natural rhythms.

I also explore the Ayurvedic approach to eating, an ancient Indian practice focused on harmony and personalization in our diets. Ayurveda teaches us to eat in tune with our unique energy types, or "doshas," and prioritize seasonal, digestible, and mindfully chosen foods. For those looking to start, I recommend trying a food journal to track how specific meals make you feel. Stay tuned as we wrap up the wellness triad tomorrow with a focus on movement and its role in our overall health!

In this episode, I explore the often-overlooked power of sleep as a key to achieving true success. Many of us, especially entrepreneurs and busy parents, push sleep to the back burner, thinking we can get by on just a few hours a night. But the reality is, quality sleep is foundational for sustained energy, focus, and productivity. I discuss real-life examples, like Arianna Huffington’s collapse and the tragic case of karoshi in Japan, to highlight the dangers of sleep deprivation and the benefits of prioritizing rest.

I also share practical tools for improving sleep, including setting a clear end to the workday, avoiding late meals, and practicing a "digital sunset" by reducing screen time before bed. Plus, there’s a simple five-minute sleep journal exercise to start tracking your sleep patterns and see improvements over the next two weeks. Tune in for actionable steps to make sleep work for you, fueling a healthier, more productive life.

In this episode of Be Well, Do Well, I dive into the "Arambashura Effect," which explains why initial enthusiasm for new projects or goals often fades over time.

Using relatable examples like New Year's gym resolutions, I highlight how many of us start strong but eventually lose motivation.

I share a personal struggle with maintaining momentum and reveal a framework to help avoid this common pitfall.