⏱️ Mano Minute (10/1): It’s October… 👻 Time to flip to chapter 10 of this year’s story. This is our time to pause. Monthly reflection keeps us from running on autopilot. It’s how we learn from what worked, adjust what didn’t, and set fresh intentions for the month ahead. But this time, there’s an extra layer: quarterly reflection. Looking back on Q3 isn’t just about wins and struggles from last month. It’s about spotting bigger patterns from the last 3 months and deciding how you want to move into the final stretch of the year. TLDR: October is both a new month and a new quarter. Use it to reset the small stuff and the big picture. |
Mano Minutes are short daily reads (1–2 minutes) on personal growth, nutrition, fitness, sleep, mental health, and more. Grounded, practical, and meant to meet you where you are. Written by Anthony Russomano, founder of Mano Wellness and dedicated to influencing healthy living through real, daily practice.
⏱️ Mano Minute (10/3): Homemade Chili 🌶️ It’s officially soup and chili season. Let’s kick it off with one of the easiest comfort foods out there. Ingredients: 🥩 1 lb lean ground beef 🥫 1 can (15 oz) tomato sauce 🫘 1 can (15 oz) kidney beans (undrained) 🌶️ Seasonings of choice (chili powder, cumin, garlic, etc.) How to: Brown the beef and drain the fat (optional). Stir in seasonings, tomato sauce, and beans. Simmer on low until it thickens. Serve and top with your favorites: cheese, hot...
⏱️ Mano Minute (10/2): Vitamin D Season ☀️ Days are getting shorter and the sun isn’t so strong. Which means we are much more likely to be deficient in Vitamin D. Which also means we’re more likely to have less energy, irregular mood, and a weaker immune system. Here are 3 ways to get more VD in the cold season:☀️ Get MORE sunlight than usual (30–60 mins of skin exposure)🐟 Add salmon, tuna, egg yolks, beef liver, and mushrooms💊 Get your levels checked and supplement if needed TLDR: Less sun =...
⏱️ Mano Minute (9/30): My Tylenol Takeaway 💊 Here are my thoughts and opinions on this situation. 1️⃣ Does Tylenol cause autism?Truth is… nobody knows. Even the researchers can’t give a clear answer. Human health has too many moving parts to pin it all on one thing. This is especially true in nutrition research 2️⃣ Correlation ≠ causationJust because two things show up together doesn’t mean one caused the other. Science gets tricky here, and it’s easy to jump to the wrong conclusion. 3️⃣...