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

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

6 Tips To Be the Best You

1.) Take time for yourself. Rest well, eat well, be well.   They say you can’t pour from an empty cup.   Self care and self love are not selfish.

Make your own Mala in 6 Easy Steps

If creating a simple, personalized and meaningful tool to manifest, purify and connect to your truest self sounds like something you could use read on!

Music Is Our Weapon- Change Maker Spotlight

Great people doing great things: see how this Change Maker is improving the quality of life for the elderly through music!

Jennifer Marcenelle, Holistic Medical Expert: Yoga Digest Now Podcast

Jennifer Marcenelle is the Founder and CEO of Burn Bright Today.   She brings an abundance of knowledge and perspective to living during a global pandemic and dealing with various

5 Tips and 4 Reminders to Help Reduce Stress in Challenging Times

We cannot control what happens around us, we can only control how we respond.   In an era of information overload, it’s very important to moderate who and what has

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

Restore Your Mind, Body & Soul in Costa Rica

Imagine a view of tropical jungles, the Pacific Ocean as far as the eye can see, the sounds of waterfalls and nature all around, and the comforts and privacy of

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