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Health shaming is putting people down for being healthy, but the opposite is real too and I'm seeing it just as often, if not more.[Tweet "Health shaming is putting people down for being healthy, but the opposite is real too . @MarissaVicario"] A few weeks ago I was mindlessly scrolling Facebook after a long day.  And there it was.  A perfectly curated picture of a health guru's … [Read more...]

I've gotten some great feedback on my Notes from the Weekend posts and to be honest, these have been some of my favorite to write, so I'll keep doing them, even when my weekends are mundane, like this past one. Being that this weekend was the first one we were home in what seems like ages, I frantically tried to catch up on everything all at once. Wrong move because I ended up feeling overwhelmed … [Read more...]

The official end of Summer and onset of Fall always has me craving the feeling of being grounded. We traveled a lot this summer and I let plenty of projects and to-do list items pile up in exchange for some well-deserved and much-needed R&R. I'm fine with it, but with the start of the new school year, it's time to get back to business which means prioritizing household projects and the return … [Read more...]

You either love Vegas or you hate it. Even though we don't gamble or stay out past Midnight, David and I are in the love camp. We love the weather, the restaurants, the shopping and the shows.  It had been a few years since we last visited, so we decided it was time to go back. With Hermine in the forecast for the long weekend, we were glad to be Vegas-bound  - guaranteed sunshine for … [Read more...]

At the beginning of this year, I knew I wanted to put a bigger focus on my own health and well-being after spending years focused on building and growing my business. I was launching a book, planning for a family with my husband and coaching a record number of clients. It was time to pay attention to the things that I had been ignoring for too long. It was time to truly become the best version of … [Read more...]

  It's been many years since I've visited Toronto, so I had completely forgotten that it's only an hour flight from NYC.  David and I spent a quick weekend in Toronto because a few of his family members, including aunt, uncle and cousin live there and his brother and sister and their families were making the trip to visit from the UK so we decided on a family reunion there.  Our main purpose … [Read more...]

Three Saturdays a year, athletes rejoice because Park Avenue is closed to traffic and pedestrians are free to walk, run or cycle from the Brooklyn Bridge/City Hall all the way up to Central Park. It's called Summer Streets and Citibank makes it possible. David is obsessed with this concept and so every year, we take advantage. It helps that we've always lived within a stone's throw of the … [Read more...]