SummaryStressed out? Eating badly? Skipping the gym? Sleeping with your phone rather than your partner? Experiencing brain fog and lack of focus? Then this book is for you. Linden Schaffer was an overworked, stressed out, on-the-go professional who found time to refocus, recharge, recommit to wellness on the road. Now she is sharing her secrets, identifying the obstacles that keep you from experiencing true wellness and, with scientifically backed-data, showing how you too can learn to embrace wellness.
Learn what it feels like to recommit to the things that help us feel more energized, more focused, and more mindful of those activities in which we engage. Well on the Road helps readers to identify those areas of life that need recharging, and brings greater awareness to those in search of a way to find wellness, happiness, and overall well-being even as they move through their busy days. Whether on the road, in the office, or at home, any reader can find ways to dramatically improve their mental focus and physical wellness if they implement the ideas and advice found within these pages.
In Well on the Road, readers will find: .a practical real-world approach to understanding and managing your wellness .a researched and scientifically investigated how-to manual that encourages a healthier way to manage your lifestyle .personal accounts of how small changes can lead to major positive life changes .easy to implement tactics proven to reduce stress and sick days .increased productivity and creativity through refocused attention .feel-good experiences that take 5-minutes and release the stress and tension of your workday from body and mind"
Impressions
Mixed feelings!
I'm shaking my head just before writting my review. To be honest, I'm dissapointed. But at the same time, my attention has been caught and I've learned some tip.
I was happy to read about the author experiences as I recognise myself in the description. I was eager to find ways to live a better life.
Unfortunatelly, the first part of the book is like stating the obvious. Exercice, go to bed early and eat well. Ok, nothing new under the sun...
When I went through "sleep troubles", there was enough informations and references to make it interesting. Probably a bit superficial but interesting.
Too bad, the exercices part states once again the obvious.
So yes, this book is good for you if you are not already exercising, taking your car too much instead of walking and eating junk food instead of cooking.
I would have liked some advices for people who are already doing that and still feel tired and overwhelmed.
Source
*Arc provided by Netgalley
I received this book in exchange of a fair and honest review.
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