Healthy Living

Did you know 80% of New Year's resolutions are abandoned by February?

Whether or not you're into New Year's resolutions, developing habits is key for living a healthy lifestyle that gives you more energy than it drains. 

For example, having the habit of automatically working out in the morning will give you an energy and mood boost for the day versus needing to spend energy and brain power trying to figure out when you're going to squeeze in a workout each day or feeling defeated when the day …

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Show notes:

Dwight Eisenhower got it right when he said, "what is important is seldom urgent and what is urgent is seldom important". 

I connected with that on a deep level a few years ago when I was burned out and wishing decades of my life away.  I was dreaming of retirement because that's when I imagined I'd actually get to start living and enjoying my life. And I realized that I didn't want to keep doing that. I wanted to actua…

I frequently get asked about my favorite products or what brand of collagen or creatine I use in my blueberry brain bowl, so I'm including a round-up of all of my Amazon favorites here! I decided to sign up as an amazon associate, which means I earn from qualifying purchases. Of course, I'm only including products I love. I appreciate your support if you enjoy the content I share and choose to use on of the links. 

Favorite fitness products

YOSUDA Walking Pad Treadmills

I am *obsessed* with m…

You can also listen to this "Life Boost with Amelia" podcast episode wherever you listen to your podcasts.  

In this episode, Dr. Eve Harrison joins the discussion to explore critical issues in veterinary medicine, particularly the black-and-white mindset and hierarchical thinking that contribute to anxiety, depression, and burnout in the profession. Dr. Eve shares her powerful Instagram post that sparked the conversation and discusses how opening a mobile veterinary practice allowed her to…

Are egg yolks packed with goodness or a no-go?

Is fruit super nourishing or too much sugar?

Are beans anti-nutrient or the best thing ever? 

What's the deal with coconut oil?

The reality is that there's an overwhelming number of confusing, misguided, and contradictory health recommendations out there. 

There's a much simpler way: embrace your inner researcher and to start paying attention to how your food is making you feel. 

You can read all the studies and health advice that you want, bu…

Fun fact: Adding one little ingredient to your broccoli majorly increases the super powers you'll get!

Two things near and dear to my heart: veggies and science. Today we're combining those. ❤️

I have big plans of being the 100 year old lady who is still having dance parties, going for hikes, and carrying all my groceries without help, which means I need to be setting myself up for success and being kind to my body now instead of the "no pain no gain", "I'm way to busy to slow down even though…

If you’re not cool with the current state of vet med or our world, hi and same. 💗

That’s why I’m all about breaking the norm and being “a unicorn”.

What's a "unicorn"?

A unicorn is someone (or something - like a vet hospital) that’s breaking the norm and leading by example to be the positive change we need in this world.

The norm is to be unhappy and unhealthy. People notice unicorns because they have a different energy and use challenges as opportunities for growth + change.

I love a good …

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In this episode, I have a conversation with guest, Yvonne Chung, about the ingredients to live life without regret and how human design can be a valuable tool for increasing self-awareness and living life in a way that increases energy, pleasure, and fulfillment in your life instead of draining it.

Yvonne is a certified coach, self-love mentor, dream architect, and human design guide whose work lies at the intersection …

This episode shares one of the audio lessons from the Game Changer program.

I spent a lot of time trying to solve this puzzle:

If being healthy is supposed to make us feel good, why are so many people avoiding or exhausted trying to get healthy? Why is it so hard?

This is what I’ve realized:

There are 3 levels when it comes to a wellness journey, yet our society makes it seem like there are only two. Level 1 (I’ll Do It…Tomorrow) and 2 (The Bandwagon) are both unappealing and uncomfor…