Posts From Jenn Bodnar

5 Mantras for Happiness in the New Year!

I absolutely love this time of year.   The decorations, the lights, the hustle and bustle, the long lines, the crowded stores, time with family, time with friends, baking, cooking

3 Simple Ways to Thrive In Life

Life isn’t easy, but we can make changes in our life to thrive and be our best! Here are 3 simple ways to do just that…

Hydrate and Increase Muscle Mass at the Same Time? Here’s How!

We all know the importance of hydration. For years, health and wellness enthusiasts have been touting the benefits: Increases energy levels and brain function Prevention of headaches and hangovers Aiding

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

Captivated by Captiva Island!

Whether you are an adventure and nature enthusiast, or looking  for a romantic getaway, or seeking a perfect vacation spot with family and friends for the holidays or special occasion,

Teaching for Equity w/ Kristina Graff: Yoga Digest Now Podcast

As we record this today, we are a little over a year since the pandemic hit.  So much came out of this time of confusion and uncertainty:  loss, isolation, fear,

CBD 101:Things to Know Before You Try The Latest Natural Healing Trend

From inflammation to anxiety, cancer to epileptic seizures, (CBD) is becoming as common as ibuprofen as a treatment for a variety of issues, big and small.   People of all

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

4 Reasons To Forgive and Move On

Forgive and move on. Depending on your personal experience, to forgive and move on is much harder then it sounds. These 4 reasons may help you…

Yoga: Bringing Peace to Veterans

Veterans Day is an annual tradition that marks the end of World War I.  It became a federal holiday in 1938 and is celebrated every year on November 11th.  Unlike