At first I thought it must be a new YOLO or some crap, I mean it looks like it’s telling me to seize the moment and act like a dumbass kid. However, when I saw this all over Instagram, I saw a pattern…everyone using it was a babe.
Put your progress in perspective with these creative and inspirational ideas!
Alright yoga-lovers, omniscience-seekers, and namaste-sayers: this one's for you!
I asked my best friend to send along her fave list of InstaFit Queens who give her the oomf she needs everyday to get her butt in the gym and get after it.
Since graduation I've really, really gotten close with my anxiety, not in a good, coping kind of way. In a bad, consuming kind of way.
I feel like I don’t need to tell you how important drinking enough water is. Your parents, doctors, teachers/professors, coaches,...
I really thought all weekend about how I can help myself stay on track and be less stressed during the week. After a lot of Pinning and Tumbling I saw enough GIFs to figure it out: I had to try meal prep.
Have you ever ordered fajitas without tortillas, cheese, or sour cream? You'll get some looks of horror, and you'll feel REALLY sad, but it will all be worth it.
The FB bombardment of post-grad choices I COULD have made have been bringing me down this week. To avoid making a $50,000 rash decision to go back to school to feel better about myself, I instead put together this list of 15 ways to feel happier with where I am right now.
Turns out, there are quite a few apps that will transform your evil phone into a force of well-being, focusing on relieving your stress and guiding you through steps on the path to mindfulness.
With assignments, deadlines, job and internship applications and other priorities, making that trek to spend 30 minutes in the gym can be a challenge.
Just because we don't want to TOTALLY commit, doesn't mean we can't try things out, right?
Unfortunately, being a vegetarian at a summer BBQ can often result in a plate made up of an empty burger bun and a big pile of sad lettuce leaves.
I ran out and bought "The Body Book" and could NOT put it down. There is so much useful information in it for twenty-somethings.
The summer I spent running and working out at home I was in the best shape of my life. The combo of intense cardio and focused strength training really worked for me, and I didn’t need to spend $30+ each month to do it.