Posts From Jenn Bodnar

Keith Mitchell – Former NFL Player turned Mindfulness Coach, Yoga Digest Now Podcast

What a pleasure to visit with my friend about mindfulness during and after a global pandemic. Tune in to hear this inspiring story of how a former athlete, , who

3 Elements of Transformation

As I write this, we are months into the global pandemic of 2020. We have absorbed more information, change and stress this year, most likely, than in our entire lives.

Nicole Moore, Celebrity Love Expert: Yoga Digest Now Podcast

Nicole Moore is a Celebrity Love Expert who’s mission is to empower women to wake up to their true worth.   She’s got a playful and lighthearted approach with profound

Creating a Sleep Haven is Simple as 1-2-3!

We spend over a third of our lives sleeping.   That is a significant amount of time in your   Why not make it amazing?   As tempting as it

Jillian Michaels: Yoga Digest Now Podcast

Join us for this candid conversation and learn some back story (and fitness tips) from one of the most notable fitness trainers of our time; who happens to be learning

Best Kept Secret Yoga Getaway in the Midwest

Manufacturing, farming, the birthplace of many presidents and entrepreneurs, great lakes and a broad range of American culture come to mind when you picture the Midwest.   When you think

4 Reasons To Love Your Haters

Whether you’re trying to lose weight, change the world or change lanes on the highway, people are always willing to share their opinions. Here are some tips to help you see criticism as a gift and learn how to love your haters.

Don’t Wish for It, Work for It: 4 Steps To Creating Big Change in Your Life

After experiencing a recent bout of anxiety, and perhaps even a minor panic attack; overcome with worry about one of my loved ones, I started to ponder the theory of

Raw Food Detox: 10 Reasons to Try

The most natural and healthiest way to detoxify the body is through a raw food detox. Here are 10 reasons to try…

The Psychology Behind Winter Time Blues and 5 Tips to Beat Them

There is something about daylight savings time that makes one want to slip into their PJs and crawl into bed no later than 6:30 pm.  Gradually weave in cooler temperatures