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The 3-Legged Stool Concept for a Healthy Life



The 3-Legged Stool Concept for a Healthy Life



My approach on balancing the life with Running.. The 3 legs of a stool approach… How the stress of Professional & Personal Life, gets balanced out by bringing the third healthy & something-only-for-me angle…

Also my long held belief that it need not be just running or a physically draining sport to keep the stool balanced – but can also be an activity like singing, dancing or guitar…

I am absolutely against the views that forces people to go on diets or stay away from the food they love – as it’s not sustainable over a long period of time….
An apple a day keeps the Doctor away – A Samosa-Pav sometimes also helps keep your happiness at peak :)

** Addressing an audience from Nivea India at Mumbai on the occasion of Health Day

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