Lauren Ashby is a Nurse, Yoga Instructor and Runner who lives in San Clemente and teaches at Epic Yoga with Dr. Katie. She recently ran her first marathon and we were curious to know how her yoga practice influenced her marathon training and race. In this interview she tells us about creating balance in her training and how mindset work really paid off!
We’re all familiar with the concept of spring cleaning when it comes to getting rid of physical items that no longer serve us and dusting off those fan blades we’ve ignored all year. But this spring it’s time to clean up something far more important than our homes. It’s time to “spring clean” your health to make sure you’re not neglecting your well-being.
January 1st. When you see that date on the calendar, do you feel a sense of excitement about the limitless possibilities? Or do you feel a pit in your stomach remembering the weight loss goal you set last year that you ignored?
No matter what happened over this past year, it’s time to start fresh. There is no better time than New Years to reflect on where you are and start to set new intentions to become the person you want to be.
I believe that time, even though intangible, is the most valuable aspect of life. Similar to money, time can be wasted or saved. However, unlike money, you can never get the time back you’ve spent or wasted. Time is everything. Nothing can escape it--living or inanimate. Everything ages over time. Time heals us, teaches us, allows us to grow as a person, and builds relationships. It is important for us to remember how valuable our time is and make the absolute most of it.
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