Category: Wellbeing

Matthew Wai We are witnessing an increasing rate of health-focused content on social media. This is an increasing trend, referred to as ‘health signalling.’ The premise of the trend is people promoting their health values and lifestyle while in the process, often demeaning those who are not performing to the same expectation level. Health signalling can be a showcase or promotion of wellness-related attitudes primarily via social media. Whether it be posting about your morning green juice, the number of kilometres you have run, a step count, waking up in the early hours of the morning to meditate or...

Isabella Ross Many of us are looking to kick start a healthy lifestyle. In this confusing realm of weight loss news, it is important that you follow the advice of a professional. So, who better than Tiffiny Hall herself, previous Biggest Loser trainer and founder of online health and fitness program TIFFXO. Sydney Observer sat down with Tiff to discuss all things health and fitness and five weight loss myths you need to stop believing. Restricting calories is the key to weight loss. FALSE! “If you want to make sustainable changes to your life, restricting calories isn’t the answer....

Here at Sydney Observer, we know that life can be a little tense from time to time. That is why it is so incredibly important to take the necessary time to destress, recentre the mind and relax. Below you will find some of our top tips and recommendations when it comes to relaxation heaven – books, music, destinations – you name it! Location: West Head lookout Located in Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park, West Head lookout is the perfect spot to unwind and soak in the sun. With views of Broken Bay, Pittwater and Barrenjoey Headland and lighthouse, this picture-perfect...

Isabella Ross With the New Year comes a cascading list of unachievable expectations and pressures that we put upon ourselves. Whether it is to do with weight, happiness, money, relationships or success, it is crucial that we prioritise self-love and acceptance overall. There is no denying that 2020 was a year of great complexity and challenges. Yet it was also a year of growth. Taking this newfound growth and adaptability into the New Year is the goal! The key to sticking to your aspirations for 2021 is to be realistic yet hopeful. Make smaller goals that can then help...