Today, we’re joined by broadcast journalist Kit Hoover. Currently the host of Access Hollywood Live, she’s worked as a sportscaster for ESPN and Fox News channel, been on Good Morning America and co-hosted The View. She’s also a friend of Obi Obadike, our Activity Key Expert, and we’re going to discuss not only her career – but how she has managed to integrate physical activity into her life – her whole life – while engaging family and friends in her healthy habit.
There’s a lot of talk about resiliency these days, but what is it? According to the dictionary, with regards to an object, it’s the ability to spring back into shape; elasticity. Regarding you and me, it’s the ability to recover quickly from tragedies and challenges; it’s mental and emotional toughness. But resiliency is more than…
Anger is a helpful emotion if we learn how to manage it. There are times when we should get angry, especially when our loved ones are threatened or people are facing injustice and cruelty. Everyone gets angry. Anger is a natural emotion. Getting mad isn’t the problem; how we manage and express and anger is…
Regret is a bitter pill to swallow. Most people make decisions or fail to take advantage of opportunities that end in painful outcomes or feelings of missing out. Regret creates disappointment. Who wants to reach the end of life’s journey with a soul overflowing with sadness and missed opportunities? Here are six healthy ways to…
Millions know five-time Grammy® Award winner Sandi Patty as “The Voice” as critics dubbed her due to her wide soprano vocal range. But what no one knew for most of her life was that she was sexually molested as a little girl. And off-stage, she struggled to have a voice at all. Finally speaking up for herself to help others, she’s here today to share her story with us.
Today on Lifestyle Magazine we’re delighted to have Hollywood royalty. Even if you have never heard his own voice, you have heard the voice of your favorite stars from the man of a thousand voices and perhaps the most famous impressionist ever: Rich Little. Stay tuned – and call your friends to watch – because this episode is gonna be one for the ages!
How often do you feel pressured to mask who you really are? How often do you withhold how you feel or think, keep your opinions to yourself, and do your best to fit in or conform? Whether it’s work colleagues, family, friends, or even social media, we tend to hide our true selves. But if…
When the masses panic, some see opportunity. Some even find purpose in panic. Bedros Keuilian, the CEO of Fit Body Boot Camp, is one of those rare individuals. In the midst of the 2008 financial crisis, he revolutionized gym franchising, landing on Entrepreneur Magazine’s list of top 15 franchises and Inc. 5000’s fastest growing businesses. But he’s overcome far more than economic hardship. A political refugee at age 6, he escaped a Communist country, suffered sexual molestation, anxiety, depression and panic attacks and managed to achieve a net worth of over $200 million while still being a happily-married family man.
We are what we think. That’s what they say. Is it true – do you believe it? Maybe, maybe not. But there is a relationship between the quality of our thoughts and the quality of our life. Some people try to improve their lives with materialistic things and experiences, or they turn to mind-altering substances…
Our guest today is Jennifer O’Neill, Brazilian-American Covergirl model, author, speaker and actress, best known for her role in the film Summer of 42. As chronicled in her harrowing autobiography, Surviving Myself, Jennifer is evidence that God recycles our dreams and passions and anything can be done through Him.
