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Miller Health Pty Ltd PO Box 3718 Weston Creek ACT 2611 Australia Phone: +61 (2) 6288 7703 |
How to live the life you'd like to live. This two hour seminar is a must for people who want to make improvements to their lifestyle; who want to get a better balance between the work and non-work aspects of their life. People who want to feel better, have more energy and vitality, reduce their stress level, get more out of life, and live the life they'd like to live. When the balance goes we become more stressed. We can't find time for exercise. We forget to meditate. The tension builds in our personal and work relationships. Our muscles tighten up. During the seminar you will find out: how the Self reacts to lack of time, attention and thought where stress comes from, what it does to you, and what you need to do to keep ahead of it. about the things you need to do to feel better the current status of your health and fitness according to the Mind and Body profile. how to keep your body in good physical condition. This aspect of the seminar is essential for anyone with a body system dysfunction, including a crook back, headaches, insomnia, irritable bowel, high blood pressure .... how to eat to nourish the cells of your body and not just fill up your stomach how a muscular relaxation, meditation and inner mental training program calms both your head and your body why getting a job that suits your personality, your intelligence strengths, your right or left brainedness, your interests and passions creates flow rather than struggle. how to make the distinction between financial assets and liabilities. what you need to do to get the job you'd really like to have. (Wouldn't it be good to have a job you loved doing so much you'd do it for nothing, you could do it with ease and which you did so well you'd be paid handsomely. You'll have the opportunity to set realistic goals for achieving more balance in your life. Duration: 2 or 4 hours |
Miller Health Corporate Health Solutions |
It's a big ask expecting to stay healthy without keeping yourself fit. |
It's an even bigger ask expecting to get better by having someone do something to you; sooner or later you have to do something to yourself. |