The Real Meaning of Healthy Living
Wellness experts make a lot of money telling their clients how to be healthy. Many more people aspire to enter this field. Who doesn’t want to be a millionaire who pays for their private island by telling truly desperate people to eat less, move more and start a gratitude journal?
But is making others feel bad because they’re not on their knees thanking the Universe for their clean water really the way to help people live healthier lives? Or can we all work harder to meet people where they’re at and practice a bit of empathy?
We all know that living a healthy life is important. But here’s the million-dollar question: what constitutes a “healthy life?” Is it eating vegan for one week, starting a plant-based influencer business, then going back to eating meat while continuing to make money off a lifestyle you no longer follow? (News flash: No. It isn’t)
Or is living a healthy lifestyle nothing more than eating well most of the time while not turning away from that piece of cheesecake once in a while? In this post, you’ll get the answers to your questions about how to live healthy in 2020 and beyond. The post will not just feature five rules for living a healthy life. It will also teach you how to live a life that will not make your friends want to punch the self-righteousness out of your face as they devour a tower of nachos as you daintily pick at your fried tofu.
Rule #1:Stop Obsessing About Those Last 5 Pounds
For the most part, you’re happy with the way you look. But you keep telling anyone who will listen that you “just can’t lose those last 5 pounds”. I hate to break the news to you, but 5 pounds didn’t turn anyone from a “5” to a “10”. Being healthy is not about getting “likes” on your bathing suit pics. It’s about being able to play with your kids without getting winded. It’s about kicking butt in your exercise boot camp class. Being healthy is living your life to the fullest while making good choices most of the time. So stop whining about those five pounds. Life is about more than being able to show off an 8-pack on the beach.
Rule #2:Stop Demonizing Certain Foods
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