In this episode, Matt Martell joins me for another insight-packed conversation about the keys to effective leadership. We take a deep dive into the topic of personal responsibility and its importance, especially in difficult and stressful situations.

As a listener of this podcast, Matt also...

Both business and vacation travel can pose challenges when it comes to staying on track with healthy habits.  We're talking about everything from staying hydrated to getting enough sleep to finding time to exercise.

Cheryl Chavez joins me for an episode packed with tips and strategies to...

Cheryl Chavez leads the conversation on working from home, the mistakes to avoid, and what still applies even if you're back in the office.

We talk about boundaries, snacking and screen time, as well as the one important question you want to ask yourself when looking at your schedule that sets...

For the new year, are you asking yourself, "What should I do?”

Is there a competition between the planner and procrastinator in you? Or perhaps you have a health nut and emotional eater battling each other?

In this episode, we'll be discussing the three forms of willpower described in "The...

Is your calendar filling up with holiday gatherings and shopping on top of your regular busy schedule? Worried about all the cookies and treats and the holiday weight gain season?

In this episode, I talk about how to deal with the feelings of stress and overwhelm that lead to emotional eating...

Do you find yourself eating after the kids have gone to bed?  Have the urge for a late night snack even though you're not hungry?

In this episode, I talk about how to overcome these urges that undermine the rest of our weight loss efforts and exactly what to do to break the habit of late...

Do you believe that losing weight is something you should be able to do on your own? This is a really common thought mistake, and one that I’m challenging in this first of a 5-part series on the reasons why you haven't been able to lose weight.

As smart, capable, well-educated...

When Cesar Millan rehabilitates dogs, he also spends time training the owners on handling the dogs with what he calls “calm-assertive energy.”  More often than not, the dog's misbehavior is a reaction to what the unskilled owner is or isn't doing so focusing on the dog would be...

When was the last time you walked into a room, looked around, and compared how you look to others?

The comparison game is at the root of so many of our body image issues.  Do you catch yourself seeing someone who looks great… and feel less than? And then look for someone in worse...

How long does it take for a new driver to become unconsciously competent?  When the person has had so much practice with a skill that it has become “second nature?”

In today's episode, I talk about the learning process from unconscious incompetence to conscious incompetence to...