Posts From Jenn Bodnar

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

The Joule Hotel: A Real Dallas Gem

When you think of Dallas, a few things may come to mind. Barbecue, boots and them Cowboys.   While Dallas is rich in carnivores, western stores, and football fans, there

Change Maker Spotlight: Dan Buettner, Blue Zones

Dan Buettner is an explorer, National Geographic Fellow, award-winning journalist and producer, and New York Times bestselling author. He discovered the five places in the world – dubbed blue zones

Yoga Nidra Podcast

Give your mind a break from its constant internal dialogue, jumping from one thought to the next. Quiet the restless mind, reduce stress and experience improved sleep. Feel empowered to make your dreams and aspirations a reality.

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.

Spicy Roasted Sweet Potato and Red Pepper Soup

Cold, dreary winter days can lack motivation and be very uninspiring, especially now that football is over. If we aren’t careful it will not only affect our mood, but can

3 Reasons to Go Organic in the Bedroom

I love sleep. Sleep quite possibly might be my life’s work. In fact, my next domain purchase may just be sleepdigest.com.   My greatest accomplishments are not only having children,

Maintain Vaginal Health With These Three Tips

Vaginal Appreciation Day (April 23rd) is on the horizon but it’s always a good time to check in with your own vaginal health. There are some easy ways you can

Discover the Transformational Power of Machu Picchu

Peru boasts one of the longest histories of any country, dating back to the 4th millennia.   To say it’s sacred is an understatement.   Contemporary travelers are discovering that

Inside Teaching for Equity: Susan Ocholla

“I believe that what we have done for ourselves alone dies with us, and what we do for others and the world remains and is immortal. My mantra is: ‘Starting