ChrisPickard

ChrisPickard An ever increasing amount of the population are stressed, in pain, overweight, or all three.

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Most people over 50 accept the mid-afternoon energy crash as inevitable.Even those much younger think it’s normal.It isn...
02/06/2026

Most people over 50 accept the mid-afternoon energy crash as inevitable.

Even those much younger think it’s normal.

It isn't.

Here's something I see repeatedly in clinical practice:

People running on the wrong fuel — not enough protein, not enough plant variety, blood sugar swinging up and down — and wondering why their energy runs out by 3pm.

The crash isn't a mystery. It's a signal.

Your energy levels are downstream of what your body has to work with. When you give it more of the right raw materials — adequate protein, diverse plant foods, stable blood sugar, consistent movement — something shifts.

The crash becomes less predictable. Then less frequent. Then it stops being the default.

This is one of the foundations of The Eight Week Wellness Plan.

Not a stimulant. Not a hack. Eight weeks of giving your body more of the right inputs — consistently — and letting the biology do what it's designed to do.

✅ More stable daily energy
✅ Meals structured around blood-sugar stability
✅ Movement that builds capacity, not exhaustion
✅ Practical hydration and mineral support

You are not broken. You may be under-resourced.

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"Each person has the potential for love. But potential is never realized without work. This does not mean pain. Love is ...
09/05/2026

"Each person has the potential for love. But potential is never realized without work. This does not mean pain. Love is learned best in wonder, in joy, in peace, in living."

It's from Leo Buscaglia's book, Love, What Life is All About. I read it in an email from Brian Johnson yesterday morning, sharing the Philosopher's Note he made on it. So I downloaded the audio and listened.

Personally, I'm on a mission to create more 'wonderful, warm, human beings' as a mentor of mine once said.

To do that, we need to see love as a human development practice. Not a Hollywood fantasy.

Here's some simple Buscaglia inspired actions:

1. See someone. Look properly. Not as a role.
2. Hear someone. Listen without fixing or preparing your reply.
3. Say one true encouraging thing. Recognition, not flattery.
4. Drop one label. Replace judgement with curiosity.
5. Share something. Time, warmth, humour, forgiveness.
6. Express affection. Say it, show it, soften.
7. Let someone be free. Don't make love a cage.
8. Act before you feel ready. Love grows through doing. [Love isn't something you feel first and then do. You do it, and the feeling follows]
9. Ask for what you need. Don't expect mind-reading.
10. End the day asking: "What did I learn about love today?"

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