After winning an Oscar, actress Viola Davis recently said she feels like an impostor and fears everyone will soon see her for the “hack” that she is. If you’ve ever had those feelings of self-doubt, you aren’t alone. It’s called impostor syndrome, and most of us have experienced it. These feelings deprive us of celebrating our success. Here are some ways to avoid this way of thinking.
Recommended for you
Online Media and Your Health
Social media, podcasts and streaming media services and online gaming are wonderful tools to stay in touch, keep informed and entertained. However, for some it becomes a significant distraction.
Green Goddess Buddha Bowl
Eating healthy can be tasty! Buddha Bowl: a light, healthy and delicious meal comprised of a whole grain, lots of vegetables, protein of your choice and to top it off, a flavorful sauce.
Mindfulness in everyday life
In the world of wellness, practicing mindfulness is a big deal. And for good reason. It is a scientifically validated method to help cope with stress, chronic pain, depression, and anxiety.
Are you Sleepless in Seattle? The Guide to Getting Restful Sleep
Getting a quality sleep is vital in maintaining physical, mental and emotional health
A healthy social life is good for your health
Recent studies reveal friendships are good for your body, mind and soul.
Spring Cleaning for Health
Spring is a great time to tackle cleaning, home projects, and organization. But when the Marie Kondo urge strikes, don’t forget to include areas that can most affect your health.
Tips for healthier midnight munching
Do you crave junk food late at night? Here’s what you should know about the impact of late night snacking on your health.
Tips for healthy living through and beyond menopause
Menopause often brings new symptoms and concerns to women in their middle years. Here are some wellness tips to keep you comfortable and healthy during ‘the change.’
50 and fabulously healthy: wellness tips for women
Stay vital and energized by following our checklist
How to keep your kids active during spring break
Tips to get kids off the couch, away from screens, and on the path to healthy living.
The allergic salute and how to put it behind you
If you find yourself or your children constantly reaching for a tissue to wipe a runny rose, how can you tell whether an allergy or a cold is the cause?
How to eat right for two
Learn what types of foods will most benefit you and your baby during pregnancy.
Is elderberry the tool you need to fight the common cold?
Learn more about this popular ingredient in over-the-counter cold treatments.
Red meat linked again to heart disease risk
Research has found that people who eat red meat produce more of a chemical byproduct called TMAO which has been linked to heart disease.
Wellness at Work: How to avoid compassion fatigue and caregiver burnout
Occupational wellness can be a unique challenge for caregivers. How can we best take care of ourselves while caring for others is our job?
Preparing for marathons and half-marathons
As long as you start planning well in advance, your road to running a marathon or half-marathon should be nice and smooth.
Adjusting lifestyle to fatty liver disease