This week was a busy one and I didn't have a chance to record a new episode for you, so instead I'm re-sharing the episode that tops the podcast's download charts every single month - enjoy! Instagram @suzi.fevens www.welluniversity.ca

How's that for a title for you? But it's true! I changed one thing in the past two weeks and it has greatly impacted how I feel every single day. Sound too good to be true? I promise you it's not. Don't spoil it for yourself ;) but here's the link to what I'm using: Find me at  and on Instagram

We hear and see a lot of people advertising coaching programs (myself included) but how do you know what type of coaching is right for you?  The truth is this might be it right here!

The snow globe effect is an analogy I use to describe what happens in our heads when we get overwhelmed and filled with erratic energy, in today's episode I'm chatting about this effect and how you can use it to help you get your to-do list done without going overboard. @suzi.fevens www.welluniversity.ca

I've always been focused on what small simple things you can do to make a big impact in how you feel, and today I'm sharing the story of how my fingernail hanged how I look at nutiriton and what small changes I made as a result that made a big impact in how I feel.  Hang out with me on wellU at www.welluniversity.ca

In today's episode Suzi chats about workout guilt, and differentiating between REASONS and EXCUSES when it comes to deciding whether you should push yourself or not.

Today I'm sharing 5 fun ways to help boost your immune system, that have nothing to do with what you eat or drink!  Instagram @suzi.fevens

I am hearing from more and more people about how they are concerned about taking off the "COIVD pounds" and I'm here to tell you that while living in a pandemic, weight loss should be the furthest thing from your mind.

Today we are talking about those goals you may have set back in January, and if you didn't set any goals (go you!), and why you should let go of any guilt you might be feeling about how much (or little) progress you've made so far

For many years I thought someone telling me I was "taking the easy way out" was an insult, but now I'm realizing more and more that in many cases, it's the smartest thing you can do. Let's talk about some ways YOU can take the easy way out TODAY