styled living simply achieved by Jacqueline deMontravel
If the chaise lounge approach to managing stress with a therapist isn’t your style, or you just can’t get an appointment since psychoanalysis is as in-demand as adopting a rescue dog, we have some natural solutions. You may find that some of these feel-good exercises will be so effective, they’ll become a regular part of a healthy lifestyle.
Find elements that make you feel good naturally, like healing crystals, stones, and activity.
Sensible dining isn’t only about eating the sprouts on your fancy salad, being eco-conscious is part of a healthy outlook. In the age of doing your part we wear masks, travel fuel-efficiently and eat with reusable pieces. This doesn’t mean you have to sacrifice convenience or style, it’s simply a matter of tweaking everyday routines. By using sustainable dinnerware, you’re reducing your carbon imprint and the environment will breathe a little better because of it.
The last straw you’ll ever need.
Keto, paleo, raw: The evolving spectrum of on-trend diets can make you feel like a teen navigating handbag shapes. Though the plant-based movement, dare we say revolution, is gaining recognition because limiting animal-derived foods is not only good for you, it’s good for the environment. Plant-based foods are less taxing on our natural resources, thereby reducing your carbon footprint, saving water and animal life.
Following a plant-based diet is not only good for you, it’s good for the environment.
Those alpine scenes of snow-capped mountains and frolicking reindeer commonly portrayed on ugly Christmas sweaters doesn’t effectively correspond to the winter seen outside my window. Grey skies spiderwebbed with bare trees, anxious squirrels gathering provisions, is the more accurate portrayal.
Being active outdoors, with a favorite pet in a beautiful location, is a great remedy for the winter blahs.
After living in shelter-in-place, we have our own takeaways like the war-era granny who maximized the lifecycle of soap. 2020 has become the most challenged year in most people’s lifetime but there were positives from a year of adversity (without undermining the loss of life).
Skills that value resources and increase an awareness of consideration will have longterm effects that will promote good living. Please tune in to the Happy Healthy Home’s podcast on the positive home trends learned from quarantine.
Happy Health Home: Home Trends After Shelter In Place
