by Fi Jamieson Folland | May 29, 2025 | Articles, Brain Boosters, Productivity
It’s time to talk about something that’s beating at the core of who we are—literally. Our hearts. Our incredible, tireless muscles that pump life through every moment, every laugh, every tear, every late-night chat with a friend or early-morning coffee run. As women...
by Fi Jamieson Folland | May 24, 2025 | Articles, Story, The Body Beautiful
I invite you to invest a moment to acknowledge how much you’re juggling right now. Between work deadlines, family responsibilities, that never-ending to-do list, and maybe even ‘sneaking’ in a few minutes for yourself (you deserve more than a few, by the way), life...
by Fi Jamieson Folland | May 14, 2025 | Articles, Financial and Lifestyle Freedom, Financial Health
When I was just 21, my world shattered in a way I could never have prepared for. My father —strong, always-dependable, seemingly invincible — died suddenly of a massive heart attack at just 50. One moment he was here, reassuringly constant, and the next, he was gone....
by Fi Jamieson Folland | May 10, 2025 | Articles, Conscious Living, Featured, Learning for Life
Menopause is a life stage that every woman experiences, yet the journey through it is often marked by profound changes that can leave us feeling overwhelmed, uncertain, and sometimes a bit lost. One of the most important and often overlooked aspects of...
by Fi Jamieson Folland | May 1, 2025 | Articles, Brain Boosters, Productivity
Life can be full-on. Be it navigating a packed schedule, running a business, managing family responsibilities, or dealing with personal struggles, stress can often feel like an inevitable part of the equation. However what if I shared that the way you eat could not...
by Fi Jamieson Folland | Apr 25, 2025 | Articles, Story, The Body Beautiful
When I was 21 (in 1989), I lost my father after he experienced a heart attack. He was only 50. I still remember the intense shock of it all—the weight of grief, the questions about what could have been done differently, and, most of all, the fear that I might be next....
