Prettywellness.com Website Review

begin typing your search above and press return to search. press esc to cancel. what’s new and what’s hot in wellness is right here – we’ve got the latest wellness trends for you. we’ve been attending events, reading trade publications and embracing conversations about healthy lifestyle modalities and what will be mainstream in 2019. some of these items may stick, some may not…but we’re excited to share what in wellness will be more readily available this year. below are happy new year. we’re excited for the second annual pretty wellness small steps challenge. in all aspects of life, even our health, goal wellness small steps challenge 2019 outlines weekly wellness goals with supporting tasks to inspire you to make small healthy changes and new year’s resolutions that will stick. each wednesday, starting january 2, 2019, we will announce a wellness goal to focus on for the successful with the challenge. our goal is to share tasks and tools to make healthy living easy for the busy individual. we can’t wait for do you use the new year as an annual health seminar with yourself? in the past, i would host my own personal white board session, creating resolutions and brainstorming all the ways i wanted to better myself in the coming year. these included exercising daily, losing weight, dining out less, reading more high-brow literature, an*lyzing business trade publications weekly and drinking less soda. i loved the idea of a new and improved me, but seldom made it past week two. according to forbes clearly was in the 92%. so now, after five years of living clean, embracing a plant-based diet, yoga, power-walking and using green products, i’ve comprised a list of 19 simple wellness tips to jump start your 2019 new year. check back with us on january 1, 2019 for the pretty wellness small steps challenge to inspire you to do something small and healthy every day. let’s make those resolutions do you notice your clothes tighter during the holiday season? while statistics show that people gain on average less than two-pounds, the