"Care about the process more - Everyone else is obsessed with the outcome." Tim Van Orden Interviews Jerod Killick In today's episode, Tim Van Orden returns to interview Jerod Killick, creator of the Finding My Psych website and podcast. Tim and Jerod engage in a free flowing conversation about personal … [Read more...] about FMP 018 • Tim Van Orden Interviews Jerod Killick from Finding My Psych (Deep Dive)
Running
Running has a profound impact on both physical and mental health. It is an effective approach for maintaining weight and has been shown to significantly improve mood. Learn ways to incorporate running into your life as part of your personal transformation journey.
Mood Benefits of Intensive Cardio Activity (Your Getting Started Guide)
"Best feeling ever: Looking back and knowing that what you just completed has changed you." The Fitness - Mood Connection The connection between physical fitness and mental health, is commonly sited by seasoned athletes and others in the first few weeks of new exercise program. In fact, it goes well beyond … [Read more...] about Mood Benefits of Intensive Cardio Activity (Your Getting Started Guide)
FMP 011 • Interview with Tim Van Orden – Raw Vegan Athlete – A Compassionate Approach
"Embrace your own journey with compassion and understanding." Special Guest - Tim Van Orden On today's show, we are honoured to sit down with author, athlete and raw food vegan, Tim Van Orden. Tim and I discuss the personal challenges encountered in any personal transformation journey. We also confront the … [Read more...] about FMP 011 • Interview with Tim Van Orden – Raw Vegan Athlete – A Compassionate Approach
What Runners and Substance Users Have In Common (Altered State)
"The problem with illicit substances is their efficiency." The goals of the substance user and athlete battling depression is the same - Both seek a shift in mood and/or mental state. The goal to, 'feel better,' is universal, regardless of the tool used. In fact, substance misuse is considered superior in that it … [Read more...] about What Runners and Substance Users Have In Common (Altered State)
