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The Hidden Costs of Being a People-Pleaser

By Laine Bergeson

Resentment and exhaustion are just two hidden costs of people-pleasing. Discover the deeper toll it can take on your psyche.

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Festive, Not Frazzled: Relieve Stress in 20 Minutes or Less

By Emily Ewen

Feeling overwhelmed by the holiday hustle and bustle? Whether you have two minutes or 20, the Life Time app offers several tools for relieving that stress.

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5 Ways to Sharpen Your Senses While You Exercise

By Nicole Radziszewski

Embrace your sensory experience — and boost your brain health — by tuning in while working out.

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Less Is More

By Jamie Martin

EL‘s editor in chief on why slowing down is more important than it’s ever been.

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The Key to Better Sex? Focus on Pleasure, Not Desire

By Emily Nagoski, PhD

Many people worry about their desire for sex — or their lack of it. But shifting the focus from desire to pleasure can make all the difference. Here’s why.

"Be brave. Take risks. Nothing can substitute experience."

Meditations from Experience Life

By Experience Life Staff

A collection of quotes from Experience Life magazine’s back page to inspire and motivate you.

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How Embodiment Can Help You Reclaim Your Body’s Wisdom

By Diana Hill, PhD

In her new book, Wise Effort: How to Focus Your Genius Energy on What Matters Most, psychologist Diana Hill, PhD, explores how practicing embodiment can be a powerful source of vitality.

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5 Tools to Enhance Your Meditation Practice

By Experience Life Staff

Here are some of our favorite peace-promoting items, including beeswax candles and essential-oil sprays.

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The Many Benefits of Spontaneity — and How to Cultivate More of It

By Edward Slingerland, PhD

It’s easy to sabotage our efforts by trying too hard, especially when we really want something. The Chinese concept of wu-wei suggests the alternative approach of being in the moment.

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In Search of Glimmers

By Jessie Sholl

Learn how micromoments of awe can boost your mood.

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Finding My Peace

By Jamie Martin

Experience Life’s editor-in-chief shares her goal of carving out time to develop a more consistent meditation practice.

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The Joys of Imperfection

By Courtney Helgoe

Author Oliver Burkeman describes the freedom of embracing your limitations.

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22 Ways to Lighten Your Mood

By Christine Schrum

Dishes are piling up, bills are overdue, and the phone’s pinging — we’ve all felt the weight of everyday overwhelm. Try these small, intentional actions to improve your mental well-being.

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4 Types of Meditation, Explained

By Emily Ewen

Life Time experts break down various forms of meditation and offer tips for cultivating a successful practice.

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6 Fitness Experts Share Their Favorite Ways to Practice Self-Care

By Callie Fredrickson

Gather inspiration for your self-care routine by learning how some of our instructors prioritize their personal wellness.

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A Seated Flow to Help You Move Through Grief

By Maggie Fazeli Fard

Try this gentle, seated sequence to help heal grief.

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4 Tips for Finding Mindfulness

By Kara Douglass Thom

It’s challenging to stay present in an age of multitasking and increasing distractions. Practice awareness with these ideas.

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10 Practices to Get Out Of Your Head and Into the Present

By Christine Schrum

We often lose touch with our bodies, whether because of daily stressors or more deep-seated trauma. These 10 embodiment practices can help us reconnect with our physical selves, calm our nervous systems, and release stress.

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