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The first step towards a dramatically improved quality of life
Yesterday, on a coaching call I asked the client what were the main insights and shifts from our coaching so far. She recalled all the mindset shifts and insights that now allowed her to see the world differently. She said at the end that there was one unexpected thing that stood out for her regarding…
New Questions and Answers forum on IvanNikolov.com
Do you have a health, wellness, training or diet and nutrition-related question? If yes, now you can ask me directly here on my website. For the longest time I’ve been getting questions sent to me via the Contact form on my website. There is nothing wrong with this – always glad if I could help…
Functional Food Design Rules – part 2
In part 1 I explained the term “functional food” and also discussed proteins and their inclusion in the design of functional foods. In this article I will discuss carbohydrates (fats in post 3). 2. Carbohydrates – types, health-promoting forms (sources) and quantities in foods There are 5 types of carbohydrates that I am concerned with when formulating…
Direct change intentionally
This is what the brain usually does [and it’s not good]… After you finish reading this sentence, you will never be the same. You are no longer the same person who started reading this text. You already changed. The person who woke up this morning was different from the person who started reading this post….
The Two Systems
There’s a signal I’ve been catching in the gym for years. The harder I try to stretch, the more my body resists. Pull harder on the shoulder stretch, the shoulder locks down. Relax, and it opens. It’s not a metaphor. It’s a real mechanism. In physical science it’s called the Central Governor Model. You never…
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Finding My Path: A Journey from Bulgaria to Self-Acceptance
This video encapsulates my journey from Bulgaria to self-acceptance, highlighting the struggles and realizations that have shaped my life. I was born and raised in Bulgaria, a communist country at the time. I was almost 16 when things began shifting toward democracy—or what looked like democracy in the beginning. However, it was more about the…
