• 1Define Your Wellness Mission (VIDEO)
  • 2Motivation, Support and More...
  • 3Step 1: Set Goals
  • 4Step 2: Set Priorities
  • 5Step 3: Identify Harmful Patterns
  • 6Small changes = Big Change
  • 7Step 4: Make Gradual Changes
  • 8Step 5: Learn to Make Good Decisions
  • 9Step 5: Learn to Make Good Decisions -  The benefits of good habits
  • 10Step 5: Learn to Make Good Decisions - The consequences of bad habits
  • 11Step 6: Plan for Setbacks
  • 12Goals: Expectation vs. Intention...
  • 13Step 7: Reach Your Goal
  • 14Mindful Awareness & Telomerase
  • 15Step 8: A Successful Future
CHAPTER 2

Motivation, Support and More...


Change is hard. When you begin trying to form new habits, staying motivated can become difficult. You know some of your current habits are harmful, yet they are as comfy and easy as an old pair of shoes. What will drive you to stick with unfamiliar or uncomfortable new practices as you change your life? Will it be your desire to live a long healthful life? Your hope to watch your children and grandchildren grow up? Your wish to feel more vital and fulfilled every day. Some of theVisualMD.com's key opinion leaders weigh in on the importance of having clear motivation when you set out on a new wellness journey.


DEFINE YOUR WELLNESS MISSION VIDEOS


CHAPTER 1

Neuroplasticity: Change is possible!

When you learn a new health habit, your brain's neurons will connect in a different way to trigger a new response.
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CHAPTER 2 (currently viewing)

Motivation

Our experts weigh in on the importance of clear motivation.
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CHAPTER 6

Small changes = Big Change

Experts explain how small, incremental changes in your lifestyle add up to beneficial changes in your life.
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CHAPTER 12

Goals: Expectation vs. Intention...

Your intention to improve your life overall is most important towards reaching your goals.
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CHAPTER 14

Mindful Awareness & Telomerase

Telomeres enable your cells to keep dividing and living. Those who practice mindful awareness have healthier telomeres.
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