Where do you spend your 1% per day? People have forgotten how to play. In this episode, Jen breaks down the importance of play in our physical and mental health.

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SHOWNOTES

There are 1,440 minutes in a day. One percent of the day is 14.4 minutes or approximately 15 minutes of your daily time.

What could you do differently starting today, for 15 minutes every single day for the next year that would have an immense impact on your life?

Think about that

30 minutes = 2% of your day.
45 minutes = 3% of your day.

Adrenal glands are recharged with good food, good rest and good play

15 minutes                 Relax i.e. meditate/ just be still

15 minutes                 Educate yourself

15 minutes                 Play with yourself

15 minutes                 Play with someone you care about

Resources

Jen’s Play More Blend – For when you are taking yourself too seriously. Lighten up and enjoy life again. Re-gain the feeling that you are really living and not just existing. Perfect for the boring burned out perfectionist. Ginger, May Chang, Grapefruit and Sweet Orange bring life to a melancholy mind.

Introduction to meditation with Dr Alice Mackinnon

Dr Alice Mackinnon’s fitness classes

https://aliceionamackinnon.com/fitness-classes/

Healthy Life Hacks

The Healthy Life Hacks I want to share with you today are:

  1. You may benefit from a magnesium supplement if you experience frequent headaches, muscle cramping at night or with exercise, fatigue, or constipation, stress and blood sugar issues.

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