It's the official end of 2024 tonight at the stroke of midnight on the clock. With it goes all the good and bad of this year. Yesterday is memory. Today is present. Tomorrow is a promise. Are you ready to practice good health in 2025? Read my new blog - the last one for 2024 - and get tips for new health in the New Year: https://lnkd.in/gRvj3wcn

Following my last post, here’s a video from a campaign we created called Your Health, Their Future. This particular video highlights the importance of your actions and their impact on those around you.

It's the official end of 2024 tonight at the stroke of midnight on the clock. With it goes all the good and bad of this year. Yesterday is memory. Today is present. Tomorrow is a promise. Are you ready to practice good health in 2025? Read my new blog - the last one for 2024 - and get tips for new health in the New Year: https://lnkd.in/gRvj3wcn

Everyone has a unique story to tell. Take the first steps in discovering your health story by registering for our webinar — “What Does Your Health Story Say About You? Investing in Personal Health Through All of Us” — at 10 a.m. CT on June 20, 2024! https://bit.ly/3QP6Skb

Chinonso Fidelis Egemba has given us 10 tests we need to take this year! I want to see you by the end of the year. Endeavor to get tested. Health is wealth, happy new week SOURCE: Chinonso Fidelis Egemba

Prioritizing your health will give you more power, more time, and more fulfillment in life. Reza Satchu shares about his shift in priorities when it comes to his health and its outcome on success. Listen to our full conversation on Trailblaze. Available at https://lnkd.in/gzj2HvpK

Discover intriguing health insights with 'Did You Know?' – an enlightening series by X-PERT Health. Explore our bite-sized health tips and knowledge. Follow all our tips on our TIK TOK account: https://lnkd.in/eQbsM2Y7

This week - the run up to Father's Day - is designated internationally as Men's Health Week and the theme for 2024 is for men get to know the numbers that are vital for them. Here's a key explainer, which makes for some interesting reading https://lnkd.in/eFwfSbF8

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Hilarious, but also heartfelt! I TRY to keep buzzwords out of my mouth, but Tarun got me with "human-in-the-loop." Past the hilarity here, it really does show we need to keep our language HONEST. Jargon can sometimes be the easiest and most accurate way to describe something... but there are some way more insidious uses: ?? Avoiding a real answer knowing that people won't bother asking what you're talking about ?? When you don't understand something, but you know certain keywords will land ??♂? Wizard of Oz: Sounding impressive using million-dollar-words to describe $5 ideas ?? Gatekeeping and excluding people Honestly, number two used to be a huge weakness for me. It took learning how to pause, collect my thoughts, and communicate clearly to get out of the word-salad rabbit hole. No matter which of those 4 pitfalls we have, they're things we CAN fix if we recognize them. SO, to those at HLTH USA and those I'll see at Behavioral Health Tech, hope you're having a great time, and CALL ME OUT on too much jargon!