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Inscríbete en LibraryThing para averiguar si este libro te gustará. Actualmente no hay Conversaciones sobre este libro. Nicolai's suggestions for a good and healthy life make a lot of sense, for the most part. However, some of them are more feasible than others. Many require a simple lifestyle change that readers can easily see integrating into their everyday routines, but a few seem plain outlandish. Further, for the most part, Nicolai's writing is familiar, but more than once it slips into a professional manner, one of a doctor lecturing to a patient. Other than a few adjustments in these areas, though, it is an accessible book that, though it may require a slightly higher familiarity than the layperson possesses, is a true gem. sin reseñas | añadir una reseña
"Have you ever found that you needed to change things in your life, but for some reason life kept getting in the way? Integrative Wellness Rules will help you get around that obstacle. In the age of conflicting advice on health, this book provides quick and easy health tips for individuals who are on the run but still need strategies to better manage their fast-paced lives. Join Dr. Jim Nicolai, the medical director of the Andrew Weil, M.D., Integrative Wellness Program at Miraval Spa and Resort, as he shares with you the insights and strategies he has collected along the way to optimize health and create wellness. With a style that is clear, concise, and entertaining, Dr. Jim will provide you with the keys to healthier living in a way that is profoundly simple and yet simply profound. He will teach you how to eat better, choose the vitamins and supplements that are best for you, manage stress more effectively, and get in touch with your spiritual side. Dr. Jim will call you to action with his pearls of wit, wisdom, and humor, and motivate you by providing real-world clarity on which health strategies to add within your already busy life"-- No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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But in another frame of mind, I’d characterize it as a meditation that calms and inspires. Dr. Jim Nicolai (the medical director at Weil’s program at Miraval) includes ~50 passages about self-improvement, organized around sections on motivation, emotions and stress, spirituality, nutrition, and fitness. The content is extremely basic, the writing is simple and conversational, and there’s an earnestness that feels like Nicolai really wants to help.
Again, it’s more reminder than new material, but that reminding is probably what makes it feel meditative. And I found a few takeaways, one being for use when I’m stuck: “What’s the next right thing to do?” Another suggests amending the SMART method of goal-setting (where goals should be Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, and Timely) into SMART-TV, where the addition of “Transformational Vocabulary” turns the goal from obligation into excitement. Nicolai recommends doing this by appending goals with something like, “...while thoroughly enjoying the process!” That hit home because I already have my vocabulary, drawn from the TV series Mad Men, where Don Draper rallies the staff during an especially dire corporate phase by asserting that the firm will get beyond the set-back, and will succeed, and the process will be invigorating!
Recommended with reservations.
(Review based on a copy of the book provided by the publisher.) ( )