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Dawn Brighid, Health Coach

Dawn Brighid

Health Coach

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 Dr. Frank Lipman sits on a chair, cross-legged, arm resting on the back of the chair, lightly touching his other hand that is resting on his thigh. He is wearing blue denim, a blue dress shirt and a navy textured blazer and black glasses. He is smiling, showing his front teeth looking off to the side.

Dr. Frank Lipman

Chief Medical Officer at THE WELL

Updated: 08/23/2024

Small consistent habits can have a much more significant impact on our health and well being than sporadic, intense activities. Try incorporating these three habits today and reap the benefits – short term and long term!

Sit For a Short Meditation

Just 5 short minutes of sitting down to focus your attention on your breath can help you significantly lower the damaging effects of stress on your body and improve your ability to handle tricky situations. A consistent meditation practice also makes you a more likable person, improves your mood, and even benefits your busy brain.

Drink Some Water

Drinking enough water every day is important for supporting the body’s functions, fighting off cravings, and preventing dry, irritated skin. It’s important to drink water that’s been filtered or that comes from a natural source – not just tap water loaded with chlorine and other harmful chemicals.

Get Out For a Short Walk

Make it a priority to move your body every day. That doesn’t have to mean hitting the gym – a 20 minute walk at lunchtime or on your way home from work can make a huge difference in how you feel. A stroll in fresh air can help clear the mind and de-stress from a long day at work.

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