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Stress Comes From Conflicting Goals, Not Hard Work
SocialMar 16, 2026

Stress Comes From Conflicting Goals, Not Hard Work

A lot of people think stress comes from “working too hard”. It doesn't. Stress is created through tension - In most cases, being that you want two things at the same time that are at odds with each other....

By Davie Fogarty
More Isn't Always Better: Runners Need Rest
SocialMar 16, 2026

More Isn't Always Better: Runners Need Rest

A big mistake runners make is thinking more is always better- filling their schedule with more runs, more workouts, more cross training. While more volume can be beneficial there’s also a fine line where less is sometimes better, especially if...

By Lisa Mitro, DPT (Physical Therapist for Runners)
Channel Your Addictive Drive Into Healthy Habits
SocialMar 16, 2026

Channel Your Addictive Drive Into Healthy Habits

If you have an addictive personality… great. Become: Addicted to working out. Addicted to reading your Bible. Addicted to waking up early. Addicted to healthy eating. Take your limitations in life and turn them into superpowers.

By Trent Harrison | Online Fitness Coach
Question Your Food Beliefs to Unlock True Freedom
SocialMar 16, 2026

Question Your Food Beliefs to Unlock True Freedom

1. Spot the cycle. 2. Name the cycle. 3. Question the source: who taught me this? Who taught me self-worth came with conditions? When did I learn I couldn't trust myself around food. 4. Slowly, test the assumption. This is where freedom begins. Because, you...

By Paul Dermody
AI-Driven Analytics Personalize Diet Interventions for Those Who Need Them
SocialMar 16, 2026

AI-Driven Analytics Personalize Diet Interventions for Those Who Need Them

There is an opportunity to strengthen this whole #diet and #nutrition area by showing how data, AI, and predictive analytics could identify who most needs these interventions and personalize them. #health #wellness https://t.co/X1HwREhhdS

By Jon Warner
Learn Human Resilience From Lichen’s Adaptive Strategies
SocialMar 16, 2026

Learn Human Resilience From Lichen’s Adaptive Strategies

How to be a lichen – adaptive strategies for the vulnerabilities of being human from Earth's tiny titans of resilience https://t.co/Ongc6Wg6kS

By Maria Popova
Active Athletes Need More Calories, Protein, and Carbs
SocialMar 16, 2026

Active Athletes Need More Calories, Protein, and Carbs

⚡️ Student-athletes and active adults have higher calorie, protein, and carbohydrate needs than their non-active counterparts. 🍉 NWW healthy cheat sheets and athlete-tailored recommendations vary based on goals, training, and intensity. 🍽️ Fundamentals include: 👉 Protein 👉 Carbohydrates 👉 Fluids 👉 Healthy fats 👉 Fruits & vegetables Here’s...

By Wendi Irlbeck, MS, RDN, CISSN
Ask Why Leaving Felt Impossible, Not Why They Stayed
SocialMar 16, 2026

Ask Why Leaving Felt Impossible, Not Why They Stayed

Instead of asking “why didn’t you just leave,” the better question is “what made leaving feel impossible.” Completely different conversation.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

By Jeff Guenther (Therapy Jeff)
Three Moves to Relieve Neck Pain and Improve Posture
SocialMar 16, 2026

Three Moves to Relieve Neck Pain and Improve Posture

Neck Pain | 3 Exercises These 3 exercises focus on improving neck mobility and strengthening the muscles surrounding your neck, especially the deep neck flexors. Strengthening these muscles helps support the cervical spine, improve head alignment, and reduce the strain that...

By Anthony Green | Mobility
Science-Backed Meditation Tools Boost Brain Health
SocialMar 16, 2026

Science-Backed Meditation Tools Boost Brain Health

The new Huberman Lab episode is out: Science-Based Meditation Tools to Improve Your Brain & Health | Dr. Richard Davidson 0:00 Richard "Richie" Davidson 3:33 States of Mind vs Traits 9:06 Wakeful Brain Activity vs Deep Sleep 11:55 Sponsors: David & Eight Sleep 14:31 Brain...

By Andrew Huberman – Huberman Lab
Let Go to Make Space for Your Dreams
SocialMar 16, 2026

Let Go to Make Space for Your Dreams

A Monday morning question for you: What do I need to let go of this year to create space for what I really want?

By James Clear
Focus on High‑risk Older Adults for Greatest Health Impact
SocialMar 16, 2026

Focus on High‑risk Older Adults for Greatest Health Impact

The biggest impact here may come from targeting high-risk patients-especially #olderadults with multiple chronic conditions, rather than broad population efforts. #diet #nutrition #health #wellness #aging https://t.co/X1HwREhhdS

By Jon Warner
Watch Dr. Mrc Brackett’s Full #10PercentHappier Episode
SocialMar 16, 2026

Watch Dr. Mrc Brackett’s Full #10PercentHappier Episode

For the full #10percenthappier episode with Dr. Mrc Brackett, head to our Youtube channel https://t.co/KbhSCWIkM4

By Dan Harris
Guard Your Peace: Choose Wisely Who Enters Your Mind
SocialMar 16, 2026

Guard Your Peace: Choose Wisely Who Enters Your Mind

Protecting your peace isn’t avoidance; it’s wisdom. Not everything deserves access to your mind. 🧠✨

By Lewis Howes
Weekly Sunset Drum Circle Melts Stress Hormones
SocialMar 16, 2026

Weekly Sunset Drum Circle Melts Stress Hormones

I try to take part in a deep relaxation ritual like this sunset drum circle on the beach at least once a week. I can literally feel the cortisol melting away. What relaxation rituals have you found most powerful in your life?

By Robert Lufkin, MD
Stop Hoarding Health Tips; Reduce Stress, Find Clarity
SocialMar 16, 2026

Stop Hoarding Health Tips; Reduce Stress, Find Clarity

If your neurospicy brain keeps saving health posts because you’re scared of missing the one thing that might finally help — but the pile of saved advice is now its own source of stress… this page is for you.

By Hussein Naji, PhD (Healthcare Research)
Resistance and Aerobic Training Both Boost Health, Not Just RT
SocialMar 16, 2026

Resistance and Aerobic Training Both Boost Health, Not Just RT

We can all argue opinions on this. But nowhere do we say RT is the primary thing folks need to do for health. There are many other studies that show RT (and AT) positively affect health

By Stuart Phillips, PhD
Join 5-Day Meditation Challenge Starting March 23
SocialMar 16, 2026

Join 5-Day Meditation Challenge Starting March 23

Join the Even You Can Meditate Challenge starting Monday, March 23rd on the 10% with Dan Harris app. For five days we’ll be dropping new guided meditations Whether youre starting fresh or restarting, this is your on-ramp. Download at https://t.co/LLxREdEehp...

By Dan Harris
Red Meat in Plant-Forward Diet Impacts Aging Biomarkers
SocialMar 16, 2026

Red Meat in Plant-Forward Diet Impacts Aging Biomarkers

Effects of Minimally Processed Red Meat within a Plant-Forward Diet on Biomarkers of Physical and Cognitive Aging: A Randomized Controlled Crossover Feeding Trial https://t.co/hpjHcUsbtP https://t.co/Kf2yZhbmVe

By David Barzilai, MD PhD
Low‑dose EGCG + L‑theanine Reverses Fatty
SocialMar 16, 2026

Low‑dose EGCG + L‑theanine Reverses Fatty

Low-dose epigallocatechin gallate combined with L-theanine effectively alleviate obesity and metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease by remodeling gut homeostasis and avoiding its hepatotoxicity https://t.co/rRnmHMr0An https://t.co/8DyZbmkAwg

By David Barzilai, MD PhD
Empathy and Partnership Are Key for Anxious Teens
SocialMar 15, 2026

Empathy and Partnership Are Key for Anxious Teens

Want to know what REALLY helps anxious teens? Start with empathy and partnership. Full episode here: https://t.co/CztUU1ccSr #TeenAnxiety #FatherDaughter

By Chris Lewis
Sunday: Unplug, Connect, Then Return to Grind
SocialMar 15, 2026

Sunday: Unplug, Connect, Then Return to Grind

Are you working or relaxing this Sunday? 😅 Touch grass. Spend time with your people. Tomorrow it's back to the grind 💙

By Kaila Mayho
Turn Anger Into Determination, Not a Wasteful Weapon
SocialMar 15, 2026

Turn Anger Into Determination, Not a Wasteful Weapon

Lots of angry people on both sides today. This is not the way to win. Why? Isn’t our anger justified? Yes and no. But that doesn’t matter I’m working on an article to explain anger, it will include instructions on building a...

By John Konrad
Running Community Fuels Gratitude and Continuous Growth
SocialMar 15, 2026

Running Community Fuels Gratitude and Continuous Growth

Another FINISH LINE where I'm feeling such gratitude for a sport that's given me more than I bargained for, both personally and professionally. A COMMUNITY who cheers for each other's wins, makes people feel less alone and challenges all of...

By Amanda Katz | Strength + Run Coach
Breastfeeding Hormones Preserve Weight; It’ll Fade Post‑weaning
SocialMar 15, 2026

Breastfeeding Hormones Preserve Weight; It’ll Fade Post‑weaning

Some women lose weight while breastfeeding. Most of my mom friends cannot. They hold onto 5 to 15 extra pounds no matter what they do. Then they wean and it falls off almost overnight. This is completely normal. Prolactin, the hormone...

By Preethi Kasireddy
GLP‑1 Drugs: Promising yet Unproven Healthspan Extension
SocialMar 15, 2026

GLP‑1 Drugs: Promising yet Unproven Healthspan Extension

GLP-1 drugs for extending healthspan? Intriguing but we're a long way off from evidence Discussed at length in Super Agers as a candidate drug beyond lifestyle + factors @TheEconomist gift link https://t.co/A2dpfcnApF https://t.co/3gY8iACeGs

By Eric Topol
Temperature Cycling Balances Deep and REM Sleep
SocialMar 15, 2026

Temperature Cycling Balances Deep and REM Sleep

Most everything that increases deep sleep will lessen your REM and vice versa. So do as you will with Pinealon GH secretagogues etc but be aware of this. In any case, cool-cold-warm (subjective bed temps across 6.5-8hrs of sleep) is...

By Andrew Huberman – Huberman Lab
Exercise Boosts BDNF, Enhancing Brain Plasticity
SocialMar 15, 2026

Exercise Boosts BDNF, Enhancing Brain Plasticity

Exercise increases brain-derived neurotrophic factor, supporting brain plasticity. Trends in Neurosciences, 2002. Cotman and Berchtold https://t.co/jux3TwN0fS

By David Sinclair, PhD
Stop Tolerating Drainage, Raise Standards, Elevate Life
SocialMar 15, 2026

Stop Tolerating Drainage, Raise Standards, Elevate Life

Life taught me that the quality of my life is directly proportional to the amount of bullshit I tolerate. If something drains my energy, and it's within my control to stop it, I do just that. This is why it's so important...

By Alex Mathers
Exercise From Self‑Respect, Not Body Insecurity
SocialMar 15, 2026

Exercise From Self‑Respect, Not Body Insecurity

Stop working out because you are insecure in your body. Start working out because you value yourself enough to take care of the body you have.

By Trent Harrison | Online Fitness Coach
Kids Mirror Your Actions, Not Just Your Genes
SocialMar 15, 2026

Kids Mirror Your Actions, Not Just Your Genes

Your kids don’t just inherit your genetics. They inherit your habits, your excuses, your beliefs, your routine. The best way to parent isn’t to talk, it’s to do. Don’t tell them how they should live, show them.

By Trent Harrison | Online Fitness Coach
Turmeric: Simple Kitchen Spice That Fights Inflammation
SocialMar 15, 2026

Turmeric: Simple Kitchen Spice That Fights Inflammation

Your kitchen might already contain a powerful inflammation fighter: turmeric. Used for centuries in traditional medicine, turmeric’s active compound (curcumin) helps support the body’s natural inflammatory response. Adding a pinch to soups, grains, vegetables, or tea is an easy place to...

By Andrew Weil, MD
Lifestyle Changes Slash Disease Risk and Boost Longevity
SocialMar 15, 2026

Lifestyle Changes Slash Disease Risk and Boost Longevity

- fewer heart attacks - less liver disease - less kidney disease - less obstructive sleep apnea - less knee pain in osteoarthritis - improved psoriasis - fewer alcoholic beverages consumed - potentially more years lived

By Spencer Nadolsky, DO
Therapists, Stop Pushing Unscientific, Ideologically‑laden Love Languages
SocialMar 15, 2026

Therapists, Stop Pushing Unscientific, Ideologically‑laden Love Languages

I once ghosted a therapist who wouldn't stop talking about love languages Not a bit of the love languages idea is evidence based and, oh yeah, it's also steeped in Christian nationalist underpinnings. PSA for all therapists everywhere

By Dr. Jessica Goodnight
Zimbabwe Prioritizes Rehabilitation, Mental Health in Crime Prevention
SocialMar 15, 2026

Zimbabwe Prioritizes Rehabilitation, Mental Health in Crime Prevention

You are all misleading people with these comments… Zimbabwe now uses a CORRECTIONAL SYSTEM, the focus is on rehabilitating criminals & preventing crime. This is a MENTAL HEALTH issue & the @ZimFirstLady is the country’s Health Ambassador. She didn’t go...

By Kudzai Mutisi
Stagnant Trust Fuels Workplace Conflict; Shared Culture Needed
SocialMar 15, 2026

Stagnant Trust Fuels Workplace Conflict; Shared Culture Needed

Trust has stagnated in developed countries: People have lost trust in institutions and are becoming more insular. This is linked to increased conflict at work and lost productivity. The most popular solution is to facilate trust by having leaders and employers...

By Jay Van Bavel
Exploring Racial Trauma and Embodiment Beyond Silent Healing
SocialMar 15, 2026

Exploring Racial Trauma and Embodiment Beyond Silent Healing

Next week I’ll be in conversation with somatic healer and author Alishia McCullough for a virtual gathering exploring racial trauma, embodiment, and healing. This conversation is part of the lead-up to the release of my book The Cost of Healing in...

By Ashley McGirt‑Adair, LICSW
1200‑Calorie Diets Are Near‑Starvation, Threaten Fertility
SocialMar 15, 2026

1200‑Calorie Diets Are Near‑Starvation, Threaten Fertility

Women will eat 1,200 calories to lose weight. Meanwhile, in 1944, researchers at the University of Minnesota put men on 1,570 calories a day and called it semi-starvation. The men became depressed, obsessed with food, lost hair, couldn't handle the...

By Preethi Kasireddy
Finding Strength and Meaning Living With and Beyond Cancer
SocialMar 15, 2026

Finding Strength and Meaning Living With and Beyond Cancer

This week’s round-up moves through presence, memory, advocacy, and the many ways people find meaning and strength while living with—and beyond—cancer. Featuring writing by @bethlgainer @nancyspoint @amjohnston1315 @letlifehappen https://t.co/x5cv6XbyZ4 https://t.co/k1RywJSJRM

By Marie Ennis-O’Connor
Find Peace by Shedding Others' Expectations
SocialMar 15, 2026

Find Peace by Shedding Others' Expectations

Some of the most peaceful moments in life happen after you stop trying to be who everyone else expects you to be.

By Ashley Buckner, LMFT
Discipline Transforms Body and Portfolio Alike
SocialMar 15, 2026

Discipline Transforms Body and Portfolio Alike

Lost 100 pounds through fasting. Bloodwork went from pre-diabetic to textbook. Discipline doesn't care if it's your portfolio or your body. The hard thing and the right thing are usually the same thing. https://t.co/RCDjx5TztZ

By Michael A. Gayed, CFA (Lead-Lag Report)
HRV Coaching Becomes Workplace Edge for Professionals
SocialMar 15, 2026

HRV Coaching Becomes Workplace Edge for Professionals

People are turning to heart rate variability coaches to get ahead at work, or at least not fall behind https://t.co/s6vyi0JpiB

By Noam Scheiber
Thank Anxiety, Then Choose Not to Follow It
SocialMar 15, 2026

Thank Anxiety, Then Choose Not to Follow It

Your child needs to hear, "Anxiety is your brain trying to protect you. You can thank it and still not listen to it."

By Dr. Jazmine (The Mom Psychologist)
Psilocybin Aids Smoking Cessation; New African Psychedelic Mushroom Found
SocialMar 15, 2026

Psilocybin Aids Smoking Cessation; New African Psychedelic Mushroom Found

Psilocybin seems to help tobacco smokers quit; Scientists discover a new species of psychedelic mushroom in Africa https://t.co/E5d2aUHoUQ

By Michael Pollan
Why Self‑Compassion Fails: Misconceptions, Evolution, and Inner Critic
SocialMar 15, 2026

Why Self‑Compassion Fails: Misconceptions, Evolution, and Inner Critic

Why Some People Struggle With Self-Comapssion: 1. Misconception Of Motivation. 2. Evolutionary Wiring. 3. Internalized Critic. 4. Fear Of Weakness. 5. Misunderstanding Self-Worth.

By Hasti Afkhami, LMFT
Redirect Misbehavior Calmly: A Psychologist’s No‑Power‑Struggle Trick
SocialMar 15, 2026

Redirect Misbehavior Calmly: A Psychologist’s No‑Power‑Struggle Trick

A child psychologist trick: how to correct behavior without turning it into a power struggle

By Anwen Farsley
Multidimensional Resilience Boosts Workplace Thriving
SocialMar 15, 2026

Multidimensional Resilience Boosts Workplace Thriving

#Webinar Resilience at Work: a multidimensional approach to thriving at work @ABPsychologists https://t.co/y1LNMfu5K0 #HCM #HRM #HumanResources #HRTech #CHRO #FutureofHR

By Dave Millner
Try This Breathing Exercise for Calm Sleep
SocialMar 15, 2026

Try This Breathing Exercise for Calm Sleep

Here's a breathing exercise for you to try. This may help relax you and help you fall asleep with a calm mind+body. Try it. Have a good night. Wishing you sound sleep and sweet dreams. 💗💛💜 #sleep #sweetdreams #goodnight #GoodNightX #GoodNightEveryone...

By Beth Frates, MD
Rediscover Human-Heartedness Through Watts' Take on Jen
SocialMar 15, 2026

Rediscover Human-Heartedness Through Watts' Take on Jen

How to recover your "human-heartedness" – Alan Watts on the Confucian concept of Jen https://t.co/s7Nq7fT7uD

By Maria Popova