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Take the long view of the year ahead with this seasonal map of health-supporting reminders.

Stop fast fashion in its tracks by preserving what's already in your closet.

Best-in-class workout classes and programs, science-driven health insights, virtual services, Apple Fitness+ access — are you taking advantage of all the ways Life Time can support you from afar?

Industry insiders offer tips on how to make your style more sustainable.

Avoid unknown fragrances and toxic ingredients by crafting your own candles.

From sustainable wool blankets to a cribbage board made from reclaimed wood, here are some of our favorite products for long winter nights.

Decking out your living space for the holidays can either be exciting or overwhelming — and oftentimes a challenge if you’re more limited in square footage. These sensory tips can help bring the season into homes of all sizes.

There are always opportunities to become aware, to adapt — and to find our own right balance of less and more.

Where you live, the way you work, and how you play all contribute to overall well-being — and having them all integrated can support a well-rounded healthy way of life.

Simple steps to clear the air inside your house.

For the author, advocate, and Afrominimalist, there’s more than one way to live a simpler life.

A bibliophile’s guide to creating — and sustaining — a great reading group.

Psychiatrist Drew Ramsey, MD, author of 50 Shades of Kale, is all about eating to fuel your brain — and your happiness.

Looking to pamper your skin? Here are some of our favorite tools, including a dry brush.

In the wake of COVID-19, your community needs you more than ever. Discover new ideas for reconnecting.

Canning is making a comeback. Preserve your summer and fall produce like a pro with these beginner recipes.

Funky odors in your fitness gear can be tricky to remove. Give these ideas a try.

Meet athletes, coaches, and advocates who are working to make outdoor activities accessible and welcoming for all.

It's true that you should taste your food often when cooking, but your other senses are also assets in the kitchen.

These top-quality kitchen staples make just about everything taste better.