by Elizabeth Sherman | Aug 24, 2026 | Blog Post, general, general wellness, Menopause, motivation, sleep management, stress management, weight loss
You overeat at night because you never gave yourself rest or pleasure on purpose during the day, so your body gets it anyway, usually the first moment nobody needs anything from you: alone, in the kitchen, at 9pm. What You Need to Know Nighttime eating often reflects...
by Elizabeth Sherman | Apr 18, 2025 | Blog Post, food logging, general wellness, goals, Mindset, motivation, nutrition, stress management, weight loss, Willpower
Why You’re Overeating (Even When You Know Better) You’re not lazy.There’s nothing wrong with you And no, you don’t need another damn diet. But if you’re like most of the women I work with, you still find yourself in the kitchen most nights, rummaging...
by Elizabeth Sherman | Mar 4, 2025 | Blog Post, general wellness, motivation, stress management, weight loss
Clutter, Stress, and Your Health: The Hidden Connection You walk into your kitchen, ready to make a healthy meal, but the counters are covered in mail, yesterday’s coffee cup, and a half-unpacked grocery bag. Before you even start, you feel drained. The thought of...
by Elizabeth Sherman | Nov 14, 2024 | Blog Post, general wellness, goals, Mindset, stress management, Travel
“How do I feel like I’m on vacation when I’m at home?” Have you ever asked yourself that question? Maybe it was a different form of the question: “Why do I feel better on vacation” “How can I be less stressed like when on...
by Elizabeth Sherman | Oct 25, 2024 | Blog Post, general, general wellness, goals, motivation, nutrition, stress management, weight loss
This article was written for and originally published on Sixty and Me Here Ever feel like you need to overhaul your entire life to get healthy? Have you ever found yourself putting off making changes because you can’t do it all perfectly? If this resonates,...
by Elizabeth Sherman | Apr 20, 2018 | exercise, general wellness, goals, sleep management, stress management, tips, Travel, Workplace wellness
For folks who love traveling, or who travel for their job, it’s one of the downfalls that goes along with the luxury of going to wonderful new places: traveling is disruptive to even the best intentioned person, when it comes to their health. I recall when I...
