Health & Well-Being Made Easy
The 12 Principles of Outstanding Health & Well-Being
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Narrated by:
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Claire Glover
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Written by:
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Toby Payne
About this listen
Feeling tired, stressed, or low on energy? Struggling with poor sleep, aches, or feeling worn down by daily life?
This audiobook offers a practical, science informed approach to improving health and well being through simple daily habits that fit into real life.
You will learn the 12 Principles of Outstanding Health and Well Being, how small habits can improve energy, sleep, and resilience, clear science explained in plain language, and how to make change without extreme routines.
Ideal for listening while walking, driving, or winding down.
©2025 Toby Payne (P)2025 Toby PayneThe section on stress hit home for me, too. We all know stress is bad, but the way the author explains how cortisol messes with healing really makes you pay attention. The suggestions for managing stress are simple, realistic, and don’t require a ton of extra time or money—huge plus for those of us juggling a lot.
Now, the chapter on sleep? Game-changer. I loved the tip about keeping a consistent bedtime and making your bedroom an actual sleep zone. No electronics in the bedroom—guilty as charged, but it makes sense. Using light to reset your system was something I’d never thought about before, and it’s easy to do. Even small things like sleeping in a fetal position for spinal comfort and investing in a good mattress (goodbye morning aches!) make a big difference. The breakdown of 90-minute sleep cycles and why short naps help was super practical.
Another part I found really helpful was the chapter on therapists. It’s easy to feel lost when you’re looking for someone to talk to, but the author gives you smart, straightforward questions to ask before hiring anyone. This isn’t fluffy “go with your gut” advice—these questions help you figure out if the person is the right fit and qualified to actually help you.
This isn’t one of those books that overwhelms you with complicated plans. It’s straight talk with tips you can apply without flipping your life upside down. If you want better sleep, less stress, and a healthier mindset, this book is worth it.
Straightforward, No-Nonsense Health Tips That Work
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