As the New Year rolls around, many people will be making resolutions—resolutions that typically go nowhere. One of the reasons that most New Year’s resolutions fail, according to internationally known fitness and wellness expert Adita Yrizarry-Lang, is that too much attention is lavished on the goals we set and not enough on the feelings we can experience if we make them a reality.
| MIAMI, As the New Year rolls around, many people will be making resolutions—resolutions that typically go nowhere. One of the reasons that most New Year’s resolutions fail, according to internationally known fitness and wellness expert Adita Yrizarry-Lang, is that too much attention is lavished on the goals we set and not enough on the feelings we can experience if we make them a reality. For example, Adita says if someone wants to lose ten pounds, they should pay more attention to how they would feel if those ten pounds were gone. “Perhaps,” she says, “you would be able to buy new clothing including that gorgeous dress you had your eye on that wasn’t available in your size. And if you lost weight you might also picture yourself having more energy and, with less strain on your joints, being able to move more and accomplish more.” Adita can share many simple tips for making the most popular resolutions a reality. These tips are found in her new book, SuperPowers, A Busy Woman’s Guide to Health and Happiness; the book is designed to be a guide for nutrition, exercise, relaxation, and happiness for women who multitask and need to fit everything in. In an interview she can talk about:
Praise for Adita “Adita is truly an inspiration in her natural ability to educate and empower others to find their SuperPowers and live the life they want and deserve. She has a warm, open style that allows her to relate to anyone.” — Linda Shelton, former fitness director, Shape Magazine. About the Author Adita Yrizarry-Lang is a nutritional guru, mind-body coach, an advocate for healthy living and author who has devoted more than 30 years to the wellness industry. She has been featured in Shape and Fitness magazines and has had fitness products for sale through TJ Maxx and Marshalls. Adita holds a degree in holistic nutrition, is a Lv3 holistic lifestyle coach through the Chek Institute, and has been accredited by several health organizations. She has trained thousands of fitness professionals’ worldwide and often speaks at schools, Fortune 500 companies, and private organizations on the benefits of quality foods, longevity, and amazing health. Contact: Adita Yrizarry-Lang at (305) 794-6505; 206786@email4pr.com; www.AditaLang.com
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