How Choosing What Matters Leads to a Happier You

In our daily lives, we're constantly making choices. Some are small and basic, while others are profound and shape the essence of a life well lived.

Here are three choices that can lead to a happier and more meaningful life.

Getting out of the comfort Zone

To be able to grow & gain new experiences we need to break out of the cocoon.

Most people associate comfort zone with feelings of psychological safety and security. However you only have to step outside this comfort zone and expose to unfamiliar settings to realize how vulnerable and apprehensive you feel.

The development of mind mastery

Ballet is one professional discipline that requires mind mastery, however the ability to master emotions and creativity and produce a wonderful performance could equally be applied to all our lives.

How to deal with Depression and anxiety

Fitness - in particular aerobic movement, is an easy way to combat the symptoms of depression and anxiety, a subject that is especially important in the challenging days we’ve experienced this last year and continue to do so.

Mindset, well-beingKern FrostFebruary 2, 2021Depression, anxiety, consciousness, mindfulness

The connection between ballet fitness and quantum psychology

The quantum world is a very odd place, that defies what we think is possible, so learning about quantum pschology, health and fitness, are probably the biggest breakthroughs in human potential in generations.

While everyone is talking about AI human intelligence on a quantum level is also accelerating, and if you want to live a healthier more energised life – read on and be amazed.

The first thing to get your head around is that thought influences the cells of your body and the energetic field that surrounds all living things. For those who can read auroras then they will know the colour changes in line with the feelings/energy alterations. Quantum is the basis of faith healing.

Mindset, personal development, well-beingKern FrostOctober 15, 2019consciousness, mindfulness, mindset, mind training, ballet, health, fitnessComment

The Loss Of Femininity In Fitness

The problem with many women, is they think they are in competition with men, which means they end-up wearing the same cloths and working-out the same way.

There’s nothing wrong with this — if that is a woman wants to be less than she can be, and loose the advantage of her grace and femininity. For some women, this statement of strength fits the identity they desire to be - often because the polarity of their core energy is strongly male. However, as a general trend in the way women approach life, it tends to lead them in the wrong direction if they want to embrace all that they can be.

ballet fitness, MindsetKern FrostSeptember 29, 2019ballet fitness, femininity, fitness, ballet, elegance and fitness, consciousness

The State of Your Nation

When you look at a person when you’re in the advanced mindset and body business, you can immediately see the limiting belief systems that they are themselves completely unaware of.

When you enter into a conversation with an individual, everything is revealed like a leaky bucket. In truth, people are completely unaware of what they project to the world, and often wonder why they get the poor results they do.

The Truth About Mind & Body Management

How To Manage Stress and Wellbeing Using Adaptogens

No mater how much of stress we experience, our intelligent bodies always learn to adapt. For the good or bad of our health, most of us can work through, fighting everyday aggressors. However this is a short-term solution. This pressure pile-up will eventually take its toll—from a never-ending sniffle to a sudden ache and pain, the body keeps the score with burnout probably closer than you think.

Healthy living, well-beingAsta BazeviciuteFebruary 6, 2021wellbeing, Health, adaptogens

Why does tiredness can make you gain weight?

Do you ever find yourself reaching out for more snacks when you tired or had poor sleep? According to the science, a bad night's sleep can cause us to eat more therefore more likely to gain weight. Let’s have look into the reasons why we eat more when tired, including the need for more energy, comfort eating, how to avoid overeating and potentially gaining extra weight when feeling tired.

weight loss, well-being, Healthy livingAsta BazeviciuteJanuary 18, 2021weight loss, mind&body, Overeating, health, wellbeing

Why Good Posture is so Important

You may have heard that good posture is essential for good health, but do you know why? Posture refers to how you hold you body and position it when you’re sitting, standing or moving. Your posture is partially inherited from your parents or relatives ( as your body structure) and partially the result of habits formed over the course of years.

Many people may recognize poor posture in others without realizing how their own falls short. Learn why good posture matters — and what you can do to improve yours.

What is Posture?

Health & fitness, ballet, postureAsta BazeviciuteSeptember 23, 2017creating perfect posture, ballet, health, back pain, posture, exercises

Is Your Body & Mind in Balance?

Health & fitness, ballet fitnessAsta BazeviciuteSeptember 17, 2017health, mind&body, balance, ballet, fitness, exercises, muscles, ballet body sculpture, workout class

Can Cardio Make You Gain Weight? See What The Experts Say

Health & fitness, weight lossAsta BazeviciuteSeptember 2, 2017Weightloss, getting fit, exercise, ballet, fitness, Ballet, health

Hormones That Make Loose Or Gain Weight & How To Control Them

Health & fitness, ballet fitness, bikini body, weight lossAsta BazeviciuteAugust 12, 2017weight loss, body shape, ballet fitness, health, healthy lifestyle, exercise, get fit fast, get results, dance class

Improving Posture Will Improve Your Life

Why feeling taller tricks your brain into making you feel more confident and why your smartphone addiction might be making you depressed?

The next time you’re feeling sad and depressed, pay close attention to your posture. According to cognitive scientists, you’ll likely be slumped over with your neck and shoulders curved forward and head looking down.

While it’s true that you’re sitting this way because you’re sad, it’s also true that you’re sad because you’re sitting this way. This philosophy, known as embodied cognition, is the idea that the relationship between our mind and body runs both ways, meaning our mind influences the way our body reacts, but the form of our body also triggers our mind.

This isn’t just about displaying confidence to others around; this is about actually changing your hormones–increased levels of testosterone and decreased levels of cortisol, or the stress hormone, in the brain.

8 Super-Healthy Smoothie Recipes

These delicious healthy smoothie recipes make it easy to eat healthy and get the nutrients and protein you need.

7 Steps To Your Beach Body This Summer

The summer is all around us but it's never too late to get your body in to a lean and toned shape for the summer holiday season!

Summer is the season when everyone wants to look good. Here are seven tips to get a toned and lean body this summer, without too much of extreme effort.

9 Foods That Can Help You Look 10 Years Younger

We all want to look younger than we are and live as long as possible. Although it’s our genetic inheritance that gives us a head start, our diet also plays a vital part in helping us increase our lifespan and maintain beautiful youthful appearance for longer.

Revealing some anti-aging foods that keep your body and skin at its finest.

How Ballet Effects Your Brain

Ballet and dance in general is a very popular and highly enjoyable activity, either recreationally or professionally. But how many of you who ever did some ballet or dancing realise the positive effects it is making not just for your body but also for the brain?

Dance, in fact, has such beneficial effects on the brain that it is now being used to treat people with Parkinson’s disease, a progressive neurological movement disorder.

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Source : Harvard Medical School : Neurobiology