Peterson believes that avoiding difficult conversations is one of the fastest ways to weaken your mind. And honestly, he's right. I used to be the king of avoidance. If something felt uncomfortable, I'd find every excuse to dodge it. "It's not the right time," I'd tell myself. Or my personal favorite: "Maybe the problem will just go away." Spoiler alert: It never did.
This Earth911 inspiration comes from American environmental activist Julia Butterfly Hill: "I wake up in the morning asking myself what can I do today, how can I help the world today." Earth911 inspirations. Post them, share your desire to help people think of the planet first, every day. Click the poster to get a larger image. Editor's Note: This poster was originally published on August 28, 2020.
Most people believe aging well requires dramatic changes: strict diets, expensive routines, or hours of daily self-care. But healthy aging has far less to do with perfection and far more to do with consistency. In a new survey of more than 500 adults across the U.S., respondents shared their top priorities for aging well. Keeping physically active ranked first at 40%. Staying mentally sharp followed at 26%. Maintaining strong immunity came in at 12%.
Self-care isn't just about isolated moments of rest or occasional treats. It's about how I live every day. By making deliberate, practical choices, I've built a daily foundation that supports my well-being, energy, and joy.