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The Interconnected Pillars of Well-BeingTM

At J Michaels Wellness, I guide women on a transformative wellness journey toward optimal health and well-being. My empathetic approach inspires and motivates clients to unlock their boundless potential and embrace a thriving lifestyle that nurtures their minds, body, and spirit.

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I am happy to offer a comprehensive wellness experience beyond traditional health management. I aim to enhance your physical well-being while fostering balance and vitality across all aspects of your life.

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My business practice is centered around the Interconnected Pillars of Well-BeingTM:

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  • Mindset: Cultivate a growth mindset and resilience for personal growth and success.

  • Nutrition: Embrace a balanced and nourishing diet for improved health and vitality.

  • Physical Activity: Incorporate regular exercise to support a healthy and active lifestyle.

  • Mental Health: Leverage strategies to maintain optimal mental well-being.

  • Emotional Balance: Cultivate emotional intelligence and develop effective coping mechanisms.

  • Spirituality & Mindfulness: Discover the significance of spirituality in well-being and adopt mindful practices for increased peace and self-awareness.

  • Honorable Mention: Sleep - Recognize the importance of quality sleep for cognitive function, mood, and productivity. 

The Essential Link: Nutrition

Aspiring to physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual wellness cannot be truly attained without the essential link of wholesome nutrition. Recognizing the profound link between the foods we consume and their subsequent effects on our overall well-being is fundamental to adopting a healthier lifestyle.

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View each mealtime as a form of self-nurturing, an integral component in your path towards a more robust, cheerful, and fulfilled version of yourself.  Nutrition is one of the key components of the Interconnected Pillars of Well-BeingTM.

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​"The food you eat can either be the safest and most powerful form of medicine or the slowest form of poison." 
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 Ann Wigmore

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The Power of Physical Activity

  1. Always seek advice from your doctor before starting any physical activity.

  2. Start small and focus on consistency. Pick a few exercises that you can easily do, and make sure to do them regularly.

  3. Mix it up. Try different types of exercises and activities to avoid boredom.

  4. Get a buddy. Working out with a friend can help to keep you motivated and make it more fun.

  5. Motivation is key. Choose activities that you enjoy, like dancing, running, swimming, or yoga to keep you motivated.

  6. Set realistic goals. Don't try to do too much too quickly. Set achievable goals and gradually increase the intensity.

  7. Take breaks. Don't overdo it. Make sure to take regular breaks and rest days.

  8. Listen to your body. If something doesn't feel right, stop and rest. Don't push yourself too hard.

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Emotional  &
Ment
al Balance

Eliminating limiting beliefs and learned negative behaviors continues with cultivating emotional and mental wellness.

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 Take a mental inventory of those limiting beliefs, what you do to unwittingly sabotage your own success, and how imposture syndrome is preventing you from so many wonderful experiences. 

 

Know and believe you already have the skills and power inside you to make these changes; we simply need to tap into your brilliance!

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Spirituality  &Mindfulness

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Being grounded in spirituality and mindfulness is paramount to achieving mental balance and wellness.  Everyone has their own way to engage in these areas therefore, you are supported and encouraged to pursue what works best for you.  The important factor to remember is to take the time to focus on this area to see real progress.

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