Ever feel like you can't silence that negative voice in your head telling you that you're too much? Too out of shape, too stupid, too clumsy ... you get the idea. Monica Lewinsky stopped by TODAY this week to share her strategies for putting those nagging, negative voices on pause and letting more joy into our lives. Plus, we have the best recipe to usher in the weekend and it combines two of our favorite things: pasta and garlic. We hope you love it as much as we do!
And, hey, congratulations! This weekend marks your first full week of the 5K challenge. Take a moment to pat yourself on the back and then head over to our Facebook group to cheer on your fellow challengers! We'll see you there.
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Cafe Spaghetti is one of our favorite NYC pasta joints where simple ingredients are spun into incredible dishes like these addictive garlicky noodles. The textural contrast between the unctuous sauce, chewy pasta and crispy breadcrumbs make this simple pasta a true standout. Our registered dietitian paired it with sautéed shrimp and a salad for a balanced meal. Best of all, it's easy, elegant and quick enough to throw together for a busy Friday night or last-minute dinner guests. Let's get this weekend party started.
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Making Space for Mindfulness |
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TODAY's Jill Martin Brooks opens up about her life since being diagnosed with stage 2 breast cancer and her decision to continue working. She also shares a powerful message urging viewers to get tested. "Don't put it off. The alternative is worse," she says. |
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Real ways to make a difference in your life, one small thing at a time. |
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Use the three Rs to redirect negative thoughts |
This week, anti-bullying advocate Monica Lewinsky joined TODAY to talk about the type of bullying we've all participated in: bullying ourselves. We'll never fully eradicate that negative voice in our heads, but we can shift it, she says. Lewinsky shared a technique she uses to redirect negative thoughts called the three Rs:
-Recognize that you're saying negative things to yourself.
-Reflect on whether you'd say these negative things to someone you loved. -Refocus negative thoughts aren't serving you in some way.
Lewinsky says even a neutral perspective can be an act of gentleness with oneself. So next time your inner dialogue starts to get unnecessarily critical, practice the three Rs to make more room for the good thoughts — and good things in life. |
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| If you're beginning to suffer from a runny nose, watery eyes or sneezing, you're not alone. NBC News medical contributor Dr. Natalie Azar joins TODY with tips for getting through the fall allergy season. |
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If you're beginning to suffer from a runny nose, watery eyes or sneezing, you're not alone. NBC News medical contributor Dr. Natalie Azar joins TODY with tips for getting through the fall allergy season. |
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| The CDC recommends everyone ages six months and older get an updated COVID-19 vaccine. Here's when to get the new booster, what side effects to expect, and more. |
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The CDC recommends everyone ages six months and older get an updated COVID-19 vaccine. Here's when to get the new booster, what side effects to expect, and more. |
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| World-renowned chef Éric Ripert shares his tips for buying fresh fish at the market, how to store it at home, and how to prep it for cooking. |
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World-renowned chef Éric Ripert shares his tips for buying fresh fish at the market, how to store it at home, and how to prep it for cooking. |
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