Goodbye Sunday Anxiety, Hello Monday Funday!
Often guys start feeling anxious about the coming work week on Sunday night. Here are some ways to help with Sunday night work anxiety.
Often guys start feeling anxious about the coming work week on Sunday night. Here are some ways to help with Sunday night work anxiety.
When is the best time to go to bed? Find out why getting enough shut-eye will make work, play and even sex better.
Small changes to how you drink alcohol will have a big impact – like no hangovers and being better in bed! You don’t have to give up your Patiala Peg to be healthy
Dynamic stretching increases power, flexibility and range of motion. Check out this full-body dynamic stretching routine from Tommy Europe.
Early intervention can help reduce the severity of mental health problems. Learn how to spot the signs it might be time to talk to a therapist.
Mental fitness builds coping skills so you can handle stress and anxiety better. Here are some ways to grow your brain and get mentally fit.
Need to get motivated in life again? Instead of setting a high bar right away, start small with one little goal at a time.
Are you interested in binge-watching a little bit less? Is it actually bad to watch too much TV? Find out here alongside a few easy tips to reduce screen time.
Get tips from a Registered Dietitian on what to eat to keep your blood pressure in check. Keep your heart healthy so you can live a longer and healthier life.
Are you finding it hard to get motivated these days? Exercise motivation for men comes in many forms. Find out how music improves motivation to work out.
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