​How do you spend your time?

Do you invest it wisely? 

Do your actions reflect what you claim are your core values?

Maintaining focus on the things that matter most to us is not as effortless as you might think.  It's easy to take for granted the amount of time available to cultivate all that is important to you.

Working out can be a challenge.  Finding the motivation to get off the couch can be the greatest.  While working out at home is convenient, many find they need the gym atmosphere to get them in the right mindset.  For others making the trip to the gym can make that challenge more difficult. There are pros and cons to working out in a gym or at home.  Even if you love working out at the gym, there are days when there just isn't enough time.  Maybe you hate the feeling that everyone is staring at you and you’re uncomfortable getting sweaty and gross in such a public setting. I feel your pain!  Enter the Home Gym.  With a few inexpensive pieces of equipment and your own body weight you can get an intense, effective workout without ever leaving the house!

I haven’t always been fit.  With the exception of three years of volleyball in high school, I didn’t grow up playing sports.  I was more of a bookworm.  I hated gym class in school.  Running around the track, and the various sports, it was torture for my uncoordinated, teenage self.  The only section of gym class I ever remember really loving was the weight lifting.  Those were my favorite few weeks of the semester.  After high school I got into weight lifting a little more… however it didn’t last.  Much of my twenties were spent in more of a party mode.  Going out to eat, parties, barbecues, and more.  We were young, and oblivious, and invincible!