We’ve all been there—the dreaded 3pm slump. You reach for the apple you packed, but somehow, that candy bar in the vending machine looks a lot more appealing. That moment of weakness makes you wonder: What’s the real difference between simple and complex carbs? And...
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14 Simple Ways to Wind Down Before Bed
We all know that good sleep is key to recovery, performance, and overall well-being. But falling asleep isn’t always as simple as just lying down and closing your eyes. A proper wind-down routine can help signal to your body that it’s time to rest, making it easier to...
The 3 Key Elements of Longevity for a Longer Health Span (+some other useful ones!)
Longevity isn’t just about adding years to your life—it’s about adding life to your years. While genetics play a role in lifespan, research shows that lifestyle choices have a far greater impact on how well we age. By focusing on three key elements—movement,...
Should You Eat Back Your Exercise Calories?
The Short Answer: It DependsWhether or not you should eat back your exercise calories comes down to your goals—are you aiming to lose weight, maintain, or build muscle? Also, fitness trackers and cardio machines can be wildly inaccurate when it comes to estimating...
Optimising Your Nutrition for Health, Vitality, and Energy
Following last weeks blog a diet rich in high-quality protein, lays a strong foundation for muscle maintenance and recovery, but true vitality comes from a well-rounded approach to nutrition. To elevate your health and energy levels, incorporating the right mix of...
Protein: Your Daily Superpower (and How to Get Enough Without Trying Too Hard)
We all know protein is important, but why exactly? If you’re an active person—whether you’re running, swimming, lifting, or chasing your dog around the park—you need protein to keep your muscles strong, recover properly, and stay energized. But how much do you...
Bridging the Gap: Keeping Employee Motivation High Between Public Holidays
With long stretches between public holidays—like the weeks leading up to Easter and Anzac Day—it’s easy for both employees and managers to feel that the excitement has dwindled. However, these gaps offer a unique opportunity to foster continuous motivation, build team...
Goal setting vs resolutions
Let’s be honest: every January, we’re bombarded with hype about New Year’s resolutions, and yet come February (or even January 3rd), most of us have already fallen off the bandwagon. Studies show that a whopping number of people don’t stick to their resolutions. So,...
Managing Post-Summer Back-to-Work transition for your team
As the summer holidays draw to a close, many employees experience what’s often called the "back-to-work blues." The transition from relaxed vacation days to office routines can lead to moodiness, disengagement, or even unhappiness. For managers and HR professionals,...
Overcoming the Back-to-Work Blues: Breaking in Your Leather Shoes Again
As the long, sun-soaked (and somewhat windy) days of the summer break draw to a close, the return to work can feel like slipping into a pair of stiff leather shoes you haven’t worn in months. They pinch, they rub, and they remind you of why you traded them for sandals...