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Brought to you by Penguin. Survive and thrive in uncertain times by listening to the insights and inspirational ideas of world-leading experts on staying calm, focused and in control, brought to you by Penguin. Too much time on your hands? Too busy to think? Too tired to do anything? Too anxious?...

Life with Breath is a journey in discovering the mind-body relationship that is linked through breath and how this serves as a basis for reducing stress, improving health and well-being, building resilience, improving performance, and transforming negative habitual patterns of behavior. Specifically, yoga breathing. Traditionally called, Pranayama. A "life with breath” is a journey into re-uniting oneself with oneself. It’s a self-care routine to live in harmony with the body’s natural cycles and rhythms for optimal health and well-being.

Welcome to So You Want to Be a Coach? 🎙️—where two cycling coaches from Brussels, Daphne and Carlès, tell it like it is. With eight years in the industry, Daphne’s been through the highs, the lows, and everything that’ll make you question your life choices. Carlès, the newbie still finding his way, has no shortage of opinions. We’re here to spill the tea on the stuff other coaches won’t touch. Our mission: To give it to you straight—no sugarcoating, no nonsense. We’ll break down the real side of coaching, the challenges no one talks about, and the unspoken truths that ...

Anson learned the hard way about overcoming adversity, including an abusive childhood, serving time in jail, and surviving a near fatal fall. Athletics always gave Anson a second-chance to recover from his circumstances but not without extreme difficulty. Through it all, he found faith and a purpose to help others beat the odds with their fitness.

Your new best friend and fitness instructor Michelle McIntyre is going to help you with motivation and advice to unleash your inner Fit Bitch!

Her neck, shoulders, and temples throbbed. Her eyes threatened to close under the weight of exhaustion. But she was so, so close to finishing her project. She couldn’t—wouldn’t—stop. So, she got another cup of coffee and a donut to carry her through… This was AnnMerle Feldman at age 50: professor, researcher, administrator, and single mother of two. In chronic pain, “self-care” brought no relief. Tied to her desk, she persisted, pushing through the pain to complete her projects. But as she looked around, she realized the quicksand of this life was pulling her—and the women around her—under.