Holistic health is truly about caring for the "whole you" this means not just caring for your physical health through diet, exercise, and interventions if necessary, it also means caring for your mental, emotional, and spiritual health. For every individual these are going to vary in importance as well as vary in what works or does not work to help support them along their path to overall health and well-being. This is often described as "treating" the patient, client, or person as a whole- as opposed to treating them as their symptom. In terms of symptoms people often forget they spread far beyond physical ones such as experiencing a runny nose, headache, or cough. Other symptoms include those often associated with one's mental health like generalized feelings of sadness, loneliness, anxiety, etc. These can also be tied to spiritual and emotional health as well. This is why it’s so important to treat the WHOLE individual, as opposed to the symptom, because if you treat the symptom you won’t get to the root cause of the issue, you just cover it up further.
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Topics:
Southwest Institute of Healing Arts,
Holisitc Nutrition,
holistic entrepreneur,
SWIHA,
Mindfulness,
Meditation,
Holistic wellness,
Holistic health,
social media,
Holistic Nutrition Wellness Practitioner,
SWIHA Students,
Holistic Modalities,
Wellness Practitioner,
Food,
SWIHA Grad,
Consumption,
Setting Boundaries,
Books,
Social Interactions
Welcome to Social Media 101! Where we will dive into Social Media Marketing and how to do it right for your holistic business needs. Social media marketing is a value-creating process. It involves identifying opportunities for leveraging social interactivity among consumers in social media environments with fast-paced flows of information.
Social media is ever-changing and changing fast! You have to keep up in order to reap all the benefits it offers. There are many advantages and disadvantages to social media in marketing, so read more to become a social media disrupter in your industry!
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Topics:
holistic entrepreneur,
holistic business,
Success,
social media,
Authenticity,
Holistic Education,
Marketing,
Our Success Center,
Marketing tips,
Strategies,
Social Platforms,
Tools,
Social Media Tools,
Feeds,
social media marketing,
Social Media Strategies,
Content Creation,
Trends
To talk about the power of empathy, one must first understand the difference between sympathy and empathy. According to Psychology Today, ‘Sympathy’ is a feeling of care and concern for someone, often someone close, accompanied by a wish to see that person better off or happier. However, sympathy, unlike empathy, does not involve a shared perspective or shared emotions. The power of empathy is the ability to understand another person’s thoughts and feelings, stepping into their shoes, and seeing things from their perspective.
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Topics:
holistic entrepreneur,
SWIHA,
Mindfulness,
Self-care,
Holistic Healing,
Intuition,
Holistic wellness,
Empath,
social media,
Empathy,
Holistic Education,
Setting Goals,
Self-Awareness,
Sympathy,
Feelings,
Perspective,
Connection,
Emotional Intelligence,
Thoughts
For some people, the word ‘Marketing’ inspires an icky feeling: “I started my business to be a healer, not a salesperson!”
We completely understand that you embarked on your entrepreneurship journey with a mission to change lives. However...you have to be profitable as well, right?
As the old adage goes: “Work smarter. Not harder.” Especially if you’re a solopreneur, it’s important to use your energy wisely. Today, we’ll focus on just one social media platform and look at ways to make Instagram marketing fun, true-to-you and successful!
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Topics:
Motivational Monday,
holistic entrepreneur,
holistic business,
social media,
Marketing
The word "sucks" isn't exactly eloquent; however, it does describe my message perfectly, so please excuse the uncouth nature of the word!
The real reason I'm using the word at all comes from an experience my brother had a couple of years ago when he was diagnosed with Beckett cancer, a rare form of carcinoma. On a cold snowy day at the Mayo Clinic Hospital in Minneapolis, he sat with an oncologist to receive the news of exactly how rare his type of cancer was and its aggressive nature. My brother reflected on this information--sitting for a few moments upon hearing the shocking news, closing his eyes, taking a really, really deep breath, and then simply saying, "Well that sucks! What's the plan?"
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Topics:
Life Coaching,
cancer,
non-attachment,
letting go,
social media,
facebook
