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Welcome friend. Are you feeling drained but can’t explain why?  Here are 5 hidden signs you’re mentally exhausted.  One: You wake up tired, no matter how much you sleep.  Two: Focusing on simple tasks feels impossible.  Three: you avoid texts and calls because even talking feels heavy. Four: Small decisions feel overwhelming.  And five: you feel guilty for resting.  Take the hint: try meditation, exercise, yoga, deep breathing, or a simple walk in nature to recharge and protect your mental health. Want more health tips?  Subscribe and share this with someone who needs it today! Visit  nycfitliving.com  to begin your journey toward a deeper understanding and to cultivate genuine happiness and well-being through fitness, mindfulness, and stress management.

  I pose this question to you, old friend. What is the true purpose of life? Is it written in the stars before we arrive, or carved from the stone of our days?  Some say it is predetermined, hidden like treasure within us; others believe it must be uncovered through trial, failure, and triumph. Perhaps both are true, for purpose is a memory and a discovery. Look at those who shine—the creators, the visionaries, the healers, and the artists. They are not merely working but living in harmony with their essence.  Effort becomes art, labor dissolves into love, and each day feels less like duty and more like devotion. When passion is awakened, one steps into the current of creation itself. The river flows unobstructed, carrying them forward with ease and renewing itself each dawn. Work becomes play, productivity becomes joy, and life becomes creation in motion. Yet many wander for years searching, some never glimpsing it, others sensing it in childhood, only to lose it beneath...

Consider this, old friend— Life is no random unfolding, no improvisation on the spot. The script is already written, the film already made. You enter the theater, take your seat, and as the lights dim, the story begins. From your chair, it feels alive—fresh, unfolding before your eyes. The twists surprise, the characters stir your heart, the drama pulls you in.  Yet, in truth, every scene, every word, every turn of fate was set long before you arrived. So it is with life. You are not the actor fumbling for lines, nor the director calling the shots. You are the silent witness in the audience. The roles are cast, the stage prepared, the plot arranged. Remember this: what appears in the physical world is only the effect—the cause was written long ago, in realms unseen to the eye.  Perhaps, just perhaps, your consciousness is the screen itself, and thoughts, images, and dialogue merely flicker across its surface. So sit back, old friend, and let the movie of the mind play upon the...

  Welcome, dear friends.  As a seasoned fitness professional, I can’t stress enough how critical proper form is when performing a push-up. Push-ups are one of the most effective full-body exercises, engaging everything from your triceps, chest, shoulders, and serratus anterior to your core and legs.  However, poor form can lead to injury, particularly in the neck and lower back. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you execute the perfect push-up. 1. Starting Position: Foundation for Success Hand Placement: Place your hands slightly wider than shoulder-width apart, with your fingers pointing forward or angled slightly inward if necessary. Spread your fingers evenly and press your palms firmly into the floor. Ensure your wrists are directly beneath your shoulders to maintain proper alignment. Body Alignment: Your body should form a straight line from head to heels—think of it as a plank. Avoid sagging hips, lifting your butt, or dropping your head. Feet, Legs, and Core Acti...

  Consider this, dear friend… The cellphone is the mirror of the mind. Both are dazzling instruments, both are perilous distractions. Left unchecked, they buzz and ring, demanding our attention like restless children. We scroll endlessly, thumb chasing novelty as the mind chases thought—both unable to sit still, both terrified of silence. Lose your phone for a day, and notice the itch. No scrolling, no feeds, no noise—and boredom rises like smoke. In the same way, when thought is set down, when the constant chatter of the mind pauses, a strange restlessness appears. We are so accustomed to distraction that stillness feels unbearable. And yet , both tools are miraculous when used with wisdom. A phone connects us across oceans, wakes us at dawn, and holds maps to unseen cities. The mind, too, holds its libraries, its archives, its infinite programs: the recipe for soup, the way home by car, the laughter of a childhood long gone. Both are hard drives storing what is essential. But her...