This document summarizes an employee wellness rewards program. It outlines the requirements to earn $50 rewards each quarter, which include completing two online wellness modules and one wellness activity from various categories. Employees can choose activities related to healthy living, happiness, engagement, financial security, and family connections. The program provides resources to help employees participate and track their progress online or through a hotline. It aims to incentivize employees to improve their wellbeing.
Small Steps to Health and Wealth PresentationBarbara O'Neill
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Human Resource and Corporate Wellness Professionals: Increase workplace well-being and productivity with the engagement expertise of magazine professionals.
Powerful Habits and Goals for a Powerful LIFEPaigeWilcox5
This document provides guidance on establishing powerful habits and goals to transform one's life. It discusses how existing daily routines can be leveraged to form new habits. The guide outlines a process for setting goals, including defining an ultimate goal and yearly vision, identifying priorities, and anticipating obstacles. It emphasizes focusing on one new habit at a time. Examples of habits that could support common goals like energy, weight loss, and well-being are described. Tracking templates are included to monitor habit progress on weekly and monthly bases. Tips for making new habits easy to implement, like meal prepping and planning water intake, are also presented.
La Facultad de Ciencias Sociales de la UNLZ se dedica a la enseñanza e investigación en las áreas de sociología, psicología, antropología, economía y ciencias políticas. Ofrece programas de pregrado, maestría y doctorado con enfoque en el desarrollo de habilidades analíticas y metodológicas aplicadas a problemas sociales. El objetivo principal es formar profesionales comprometidos con mejorar la calidad de vida de las comunidades a través del conocimiento científico.
This document presents information on solid waste management. It defines solid waste and discusses its types and sources. The effects of solid waste are also addressed. The concepts of the 3Rs - reduce, reuse, recycle - for waste management are introduced. Methods of solid waste management include storage, collection, transport, recycling, and disposal. Storage methods include dust bins and paper sacks. Collection occurs through house-to-house pickup or from public bins. Transportation moves waste to disposal sites. Recycling recovers materials for new products. Disposal methods consist of dumping, landfilling, incineration, composting, and burial.
- Mercedes-Benz built its first US passenger vehicle plant in Alabama 20 years ago and has since invested over $2 billion in expansions.
- The plant now employs 3,000 team members who have built over 1.8 million vehicles and won numerous awards for quality.
- Mercedes plans to bring production of the next-generation C-Class and a new vehicle to the Tuscaloosa plant in 2014-2015.
El documento describe los pasos para realizar una búsqueda en la base de datos Scopus para encontrar artículos de revisión sobre el uso del diagnóstico por imagen y el láser en cirugía oral. Estos pasos incluyen identificar las palabras clave en español e inglés, crear una estrategia de búsqueda utilizando operadores booleanos, realizar la búsqueda en Scopus, seleccionar 5 artículos, exportarlos a Mendeley, organizarlos en una carpeta, y generar la bibliografía en formato Vancouver para incluirla en
Small Steps to Health and Wealth PresentationBarbara O'Neill
This webinar covered 10 small steps for improved personal finances and health in 2021. For finances, tips included tracking expenses, converting spending to hours worked, meeting yourself halfway by reducing discretionary spending, and living "The Power of 10" by focusing on multiples of 10. For health, strategies included using easy frames of reference like eating 5 daily servings of fruits and vegetables, tracking current behaviors with a food diary, and comparing to benchmarks like BMI. Both sections emphasized automation, thinking balance over sacrifice, and expecting obstacles while preparing for relapses in goal pursuit. Participants were encouraged to select 2-3 strategies to initially act on.
Human Resource and Corporate Wellness Professionals: Increase workplace well-being and productivity with the engagement expertise of magazine professionals.
Powerful Habits and Goals for a Powerful LIFEPaigeWilcox5
This document provides guidance on establishing powerful habits and goals to transform one's life. It discusses how existing daily routines can be leveraged to form new habits. The guide outlines a process for setting goals, including defining an ultimate goal and yearly vision, identifying priorities, and anticipating obstacles. It emphasizes focusing on one new habit at a time. Examples of habits that could support common goals like energy, weight loss, and well-being are described. Tracking templates are included to monitor habit progress on weekly and monthly bases. Tips for making new habits easy to implement, like meal prepping and planning water intake, are also presented.
La Facultad de Ciencias Sociales de la UNLZ se dedica a la enseñanza e investigación en las áreas de sociología, psicología, antropología, economía y ciencias políticas. Ofrece programas de pregrado, maestría y doctorado con enfoque en el desarrollo de habilidades analíticas y metodológicas aplicadas a problemas sociales. El objetivo principal es formar profesionales comprometidos con mejorar la calidad de vida de las comunidades a través del conocimiento científico.
This document presents information on solid waste management. It defines solid waste and discusses its types and sources. The effects of solid waste are also addressed. The concepts of the 3Rs - reduce, reuse, recycle - for waste management are introduced. Methods of solid waste management include storage, collection, transport, recycling, and disposal. Storage methods include dust bins and paper sacks. Collection occurs through house-to-house pickup or from public bins. Transportation moves waste to disposal sites. Recycling recovers materials for new products. Disposal methods consist of dumping, landfilling, incineration, composting, and burial.
- Mercedes-Benz built its first US passenger vehicle plant in Alabama 20 years ago and has since invested over $2 billion in expansions.
- The plant now employs 3,000 team members who have built over 1.8 million vehicles and won numerous awards for quality.
- Mercedes plans to bring production of the next-generation C-Class and a new vehicle to the Tuscaloosa plant in 2014-2015.
El documento describe los pasos para realizar una búsqueda en la base de datos Scopus para encontrar artículos de revisión sobre el uso del diagnóstico por imagen y el láser en cirugía oral. Estos pasos incluyen identificar las palabras clave en español e inglés, crear una estrategia de búsqueda utilizando operadores booleanos, realizar la búsqueda en Scopus, seleccionar 5 artículos, exportarlos a Mendeley, organizarlos en una carpeta, y generar la bibliografía en formato Vancouver para incluirla en
This document proposes wellness consulting services to companies to improve employee health. It discusses the consultant's credentials in diet, lifestyle and wellness coaching. The services include virtual webinars and seminars on various wellness topics like nutrition, stress reduction, sleep and movement. The goal is to help companies lower healthcare costs by preventing chronic diseases in employees and improving productivity through lifestyle changes. Packages include unlimited access to webinars, in-person seminars, challenges and a monthly membership for all staff.
Help your employees avoid holiday weight gain with our no-cost, eight-week Maintain Don’t Gain program. Visit kp.org/workforcehealth to find out how Kaiser Permanente’s high-quality care can strengthen your workforce.
This document discusses the importance of controlling one's environment and exposure to foods in order to achieve weight loss goals. It notes that people will eat what is available and accessible, and that limiting exposure to problematic foods can help minimize temptation. The document provides tips for controlling external exposures like work, home, car and places where food is bought. It emphasizes removing sight and access of unhealthy foods to eventually remove them from mind. The overall message is that success relies on understanding your relationship with food cues and controlling your environment to support weight loss objectives.
The document discusses bringing self-care and well-being into the nonprofit workplace. It begins with an overview of burnout and its symptoms. It then provides various self-care tips that individuals and nonprofits can implement such as getting sufficient sleep, going for walks, practicing mindfulness, and taking real vacations. The document emphasizes that well-being must be embedded in an organization's culture through leadership, employee engagement, and intentional focus. It argues the benefits of prioritizing well-being include cost savings, higher productivity, and attracting and retaining top talent. Overall, the document promotes the idea that self-care is a key part of doing impactful nonprofit work.
The document discusses obesity and introduces a diet plan app called HOSTEL Diet Plan to help address obesity among hostel students. It describes obesity as a medical condition caused by excessive food intake and lack of physical activity. The HOSTEL Diet Plan app provides personalized diet plans, activity and weight tracking, meal reminders and recipes, and analytics to help users lose weight in a healthy way. The app aims to target college hostels by starting a trial at one college and then marketing to other colleges through word-of-mouth promotion.
The document provides best practices for schools to implement the Just Move physical activity program and promote overall wellness, including integrating Just Move into classroom and school-wide activities, establishing a wellness council, connecting with community resources, adopting healthy snack policies, applying for grants, and celebrating successes to become a CHALK certified healthy school. It outlines 10 steps schools can take like continuing Just Move in classrooms, hosting events, and inviting workshops to engage students, staff, and families in wellness.
Reliv offers supplements to help people achieve better health, earn income from home, create happier lifestyles, and give back. Their clinically proven formulas contain optimal levels of key nutrients that work better due to bioavailability and synergistic combinations. Customers and distributors can earn discounts or income by purchasing Reliv's gluten-free, soy-free, and vegan supplements. Becoming a distributor provides multiple ways to earn income including retail profits, bonuses, and overrides.
The document discusses bringing self-care and well-being into nonprofit workplaces. It notes that burnout is a problem for nonprofit professionals due to high demands and lack of resources. The presentation provides tips for individual self-care practices and creating an organizational culture of well-being. Some key benefits of prioritizing well-being include lower health costs, higher employee satisfaction, better ability to handle stress, and increased productivity. The presentation emphasizes that well-being must be an embedded part of the organizational culture, not just occasional activities, and requires leadership commitment and employee engagement to be successful.
Northern indiana kenko challenge brought to you by c2 your health llcCindy Cohen RN, BS BA
Kenko, meaning “health” in Japanese, is a workplace wellness team-based challenge with the objective of implementing a fun and engaging approach to creating healthy changes in behaviors and the workplace. Kenko combines mobile, online, print, social media, and video into a fun, energizing work-wellness package you, your friends and your company will love. Northern Indiana Community Kenko Challenge registration deadline April 1, 2013
USPCA President Larry Lynch addresses attendees at the 2016 Personal Chef Conference in Providence, Rhode Island. Topics included the state of the industry of Personal Chefs, as well as award winners for Personal Chef of the Year, USPCA Chapter of the Year, Food Photo of the Year, and Website of the Year.
This document provides tips and resources for postpartum weight loss, including free apps and websites that allow users to count calories, track meals and workouts. It lists neighborhood fitness centers and describes how everyday household items can be used for home workouts. Steps are outlined for creating SMART goals, including making goals specific, measurable, attainable, relevant and timely. A worksheet is included to help set weight loss goals by identifying a target weight and BMI as well as action steps and target dates.
A career in health & fitness without being a trainer or logging extra hours in your busy schedule - Yes It's possible. Learn how our system allows you to earn full time income, helping others, without interfering with your already busy life!
A career in health & fitness without being a trainer or logging extra hours in your busy schedule - Yes It's possible. Learn how our system allows you to earn full time income, helping others, without interfering with your already busy life!
A career in health & fitness without being a trainer or logging extra hours in your busy schedule - Yes It's possible. Learn how our system allows you to earn full time income, helping others, without interfering with your already busy life!
This document outlines an online instructional unit to develop healthy eating habits. The unit is self-paced and takes approximately 2 hours to complete. It provides basic nutritional information and recommends adding more fruits and vegetables to one's daily diet. The unit utilizes various interactive activities and games to help learners identify nutritious foods and gradually increase their healthy eating habits.
This module taught strategies for cutting calories through eating habits like having regular meals, using smaller plates, slowing down while eating, shopping the grocery store perimeter, including protein in snacks, and getting enough sleep. It discussed finding motivation, portion control, and managing drinks. While some strategies like moderation of wine and chocolate were presented, the focus is on developing habits for a healthy lifestyle and weight loss. The next module will cover emotional triggers and maintaining weight loss goals.
This module taught strategies for cutting calories through eating habits like having regular meals, using smaller plates, eating slowly, shopping the perimeter of the grocery store, snacking on protein, and drinking more water. It discussed finding motivation, portion control, moderation, and allowing treats occasionally. The next module will cover emotional eating triggers and maintaining weight loss long term. Learners are asked to reflect on their reasons for weight loss, visualize their goal, identify easy calorie cutting strategies, and consider asking a friend to be a weight loss buddy.
National Start! Walking Day is held annually on April 16th to encourage Americans to adopt a healthier lifestyle through walking. Companies can participate by organizing walking events and health activities for their employees. This document provides a checklist for companies to follow in order to successfully plan and host their National Start! Walking Day events, which includes getting leadership support, reserving time on calendars, recruiting volunteers, providing educational materials and incentives, and promoting the event.
This document summarizes the products and business model of Reliv, a wellness company that makes nutritional shakes and supplements. It highlights Reliv's 30-year history in the industry, its clinically proven and patented formulas, and its mission to provide advanced nutrition through high-quality products. The business opportunity involves becoming a distributor to sell Reliv's products and earn retail profits, bonuses, and commissions by building a team.
This document proposes wellness consulting services to companies to improve employee health. It discusses the consultant's credentials in diet, lifestyle and wellness coaching. The services include virtual webinars and seminars on various wellness topics like nutrition, stress reduction, sleep and movement. The goal is to help companies lower healthcare costs by preventing chronic diseases in employees and improving productivity through lifestyle changes. Packages include unlimited access to webinars, in-person seminars, challenges and a monthly membership for all staff.
Help your employees avoid holiday weight gain with our no-cost, eight-week Maintain Don’t Gain program. Visit kp.org/workforcehealth to find out how Kaiser Permanente’s high-quality care can strengthen your workforce.
This document discusses the importance of controlling one's environment and exposure to foods in order to achieve weight loss goals. It notes that people will eat what is available and accessible, and that limiting exposure to problematic foods can help minimize temptation. The document provides tips for controlling external exposures like work, home, car and places where food is bought. It emphasizes removing sight and access of unhealthy foods to eventually remove them from mind. The overall message is that success relies on understanding your relationship with food cues and controlling your environment to support weight loss objectives.
The document discusses bringing self-care and well-being into the nonprofit workplace. It begins with an overview of burnout and its symptoms. It then provides various self-care tips that individuals and nonprofits can implement such as getting sufficient sleep, going for walks, practicing mindfulness, and taking real vacations. The document emphasizes that well-being must be embedded in an organization's culture through leadership, employee engagement, and intentional focus. It argues the benefits of prioritizing well-being include cost savings, higher productivity, and attracting and retaining top talent. Overall, the document promotes the idea that self-care is a key part of doing impactful nonprofit work.
The document discusses obesity and introduces a diet plan app called HOSTEL Diet Plan to help address obesity among hostel students. It describes obesity as a medical condition caused by excessive food intake and lack of physical activity. The HOSTEL Diet Plan app provides personalized diet plans, activity and weight tracking, meal reminders and recipes, and analytics to help users lose weight in a healthy way. The app aims to target college hostels by starting a trial at one college and then marketing to other colleges through word-of-mouth promotion.
The document provides best practices for schools to implement the Just Move physical activity program and promote overall wellness, including integrating Just Move into classroom and school-wide activities, establishing a wellness council, connecting with community resources, adopting healthy snack policies, applying for grants, and celebrating successes to become a CHALK certified healthy school. It outlines 10 steps schools can take like continuing Just Move in classrooms, hosting events, and inviting workshops to engage students, staff, and families in wellness.
Reliv offers supplements to help people achieve better health, earn income from home, create happier lifestyles, and give back. Their clinically proven formulas contain optimal levels of key nutrients that work better due to bioavailability and synergistic combinations. Customers and distributors can earn discounts or income by purchasing Reliv's gluten-free, soy-free, and vegan supplements. Becoming a distributor provides multiple ways to earn income including retail profits, bonuses, and overrides.
The document discusses bringing self-care and well-being into nonprofit workplaces. It notes that burnout is a problem for nonprofit professionals due to high demands and lack of resources. The presentation provides tips for individual self-care practices and creating an organizational culture of well-being. Some key benefits of prioritizing well-being include lower health costs, higher employee satisfaction, better ability to handle stress, and increased productivity. The presentation emphasizes that well-being must be an embedded part of the organizational culture, not just occasional activities, and requires leadership commitment and employee engagement to be successful.
Northern indiana kenko challenge brought to you by c2 your health llcCindy Cohen RN, BS BA
Kenko, meaning “health” in Japanese, is a workplace wellness team-based challenge with the objective of implementing a fun and engaging approach to creating healthy changes in behaviors and the workplace. Kenko combines mobile, online, print, social media, and video into a fun, energizing work-wellness package you, your friends and your company will love. Northern Indiana Community Kenko Challenge registration deadline April 1, 2013
USPCA President Larry Lynch addresses attendees at the 2016 Personal Chef Conference in Providence, Rhode Island. Topics included the state of the industry of Personal Chefs, as well as award winners for Personal Chef of the Year, USPCA Chapter of the Year, Food Photo of the Year, and Website of the Year.
This document provides tips and resources for postpartum weight loss, including free apps and websites that allow users to count calories, track meals and workouts. It lists neighborhood fitness centers and describes how everyday household items can be used for home workouts. Steps are outlined for creating SMART goals, including making goals specific, measurable, attainable, relevant and timely. A worksheet is included to help set weight loss goals by identifying a target weight and BMI as well as action steps and target dates.
A career in health & fitness without being a trainer or logging extra hours in your busy schedule - Yes It's possible. Learn how our system allows you to earn full time income, helping others, without interfering with your already busy life!
A career in health & fitness without being a trainer or logging extra hours in your busy schedule - Yes It's possible. Learn how our system allows you to earn full time income, helping others, without interfering with your already busy life!
A career in health & fitness without being a trainer or logging extra hours in your busy schedule - Yes It's possible. Learn how our system allows you to earn full time income, helping others, without interfering with your already busy life!
This document outlines an online instructional unit to develop healthy eating habits. The unit is self-paced and takes approximately 2 hours to complete. It provides basic nutritional information and recommends adding more fruits and vegetables to one's daily diet. The unit utilizes various interactive activities and games to help learners identify nutritious foods and gradually increase their healthy eating habits.
This module taught strategies for cutting calories through eating habits like having regular meals, using smaller plates, slowing down while eating, shopping the grocery store perimeter, including protein in snacks, and getting enough sleep. It discussed finding motivation, portion control, and managing drinks. While some strategies like moderation of wine and chocolate were presented, the focus is on developing habits for a healthy lifestyle and weight loss. The next module will cover emotional triggers and maintaining weight loss goals.
This module taught strategies for cutting calories through eating habits like having regular meals, using smaller plates, eating slowly, shopping the perimeter of the grocery store, snacking on protein, and drinking more water. It discussed finding motivation, portion control, moderation, and allowing treats occasionally. The next module will cover emotional eating triggers and maintaining weight loss long term. Learners are asked to reflect on their reasons for weight loss, visualize their goal, identify easy calorie cutting strategies, and consider asking a friend to be a weight loss buddy.
National Start! Walking Day is held annually on April 16th to encourage Americans to adopt a healthier lifestyle through walking. Companies can participate by organizing walking events and health activities for their employees. This document provides a checklist for companies to follow in order to successfully plan and host their National Start! Walking Day events, which includes getting leadership support, reserving time on calendars, recruiting volunteers, providing educational materials and incentives, and promoting the event.
This document summarizes the products and business model of Reliv, a wellness company that makes nutritional shakes and supplements. It highlights Reliv's 30-year history in the industry, its clinically proven and patented formulas, and its mission to provide advanced nutrition through high-quality products. The business opportunity involves becoming a distributor to sell Reliv's products and earn retail profits, bonuses, and commissions by building a team.
1. 2016 Employee Rewards Program
Complete TWO LiVe
Well Learning Modules
each quarter
• Log in to www.intermountain.net, then login to My Learning, and watch both LiVe Well Learning
Modules by the end of each calendar quarter.
• Wellness modules will include information on: good nutrition, connecting with your family, brain
health/healthy aging, how to workout at work, managing technology, stress management, and more.
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Participate in
additional activities
for GREAT PRIZES
Other wellness activities will also be available throughout the year. Participating employees will be
eligible for a variety of prize drawings.
In addition, four system-wide challenges will be offered: Ready, Set, Go,Appalachian Trail,Walk the
Wonders, and Fit & Festive. During the challenges, teams of employees complete in a variety of areas,
such as steps, minutes of exercise, and weight.
Choose one Activity
each quarter in any
one of the LiVe Well
dimensions:
• LiVe Healthy
• LiVe Happy
• LiVe Secure
• LiVe Connected
• LiVe Engaged
Set an inspiring and achievable goal in any LiVe Well dimension. You can work toward the same goal
the entire year or choose different ones. Each quarter, pick one small, specific step or activity that moves
you toward your goal.
You will take many steps before you reach your goal – where do you want to start? You can choose one
of the suggested small steps (there are new choices for 2016), adjust the step to better fit your needs, or
you can create a step of your own.
NEW CHANGES TO THE TRACKER for 2016
1. When you’ve decided what step to take, you can log into the LiVe Well Rewards Tracker and to
enter your start date.
2. When you’ve completed your activity, return to the Rewards Tracker and record the completion
date and share what you learned.
3. You can track and complete more than one step, but the reward remains $50 per quarter.
4. You can print out what you accomplished each quarter to keep a record of your progress.
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Choose Your Reward:
cash in your paycheck
or a gift card
If you complete both LiVe Well Learning Modules and at least one activity each quarter, you will be
eligible to receive a $50 cash reward. You can choose between cash in your Intermountain paycheck
or select from a variety of gift card options. If no election is made, your reward will be paid as cash in
your paycheck.
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• 10,000 STEPS to Better Health
• LIVE HAPPY Campaign
• EAT WELL Campaign
• STRESS LESS Campaign
Resources to help you
understand the 2016
LiVe Well Program
• Attend a LiVe Well Fair in 2016.
• Go online through www.intermountain.net to find out more about the 2016 program and to view
your progress. From any Intermountain computer at an Intermountain facility, type livingwell in your
web browser address line to go to the LiVe Well homepage.
• Call or email the LiVe Well team if you have questions.The LiVe Well team is available from 7:00 a.m.
– 8:00 p.m. weekdays and 9:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. on Saturdays at 1.800.442.5260 or via email at
livingwell@imail.org.
• Attend a LiVe Well conference this summer.
PROGRAM OVERVIEW
2. LIVE HEALTHY
• Increase your current steps by 500
steps for 20 days/month.
• Complete a Core Challenge through
Shape Up. You must track at least
once in each week of the challenge.
• Prepare and participate in the race of
your choice during the quarter (run,
walk, or bike).
• Complete the health assessment
through the LiVe Well Health Portal.
• Complete the Weigh to Health
course. This course can count for
two quarters.
• Eat breakfast every workday for
two weeks. Discover your favorite
breakfast foods. Notice how eating
breakfast affects your appetite and
attitude for the rest of your day.
• Fill and take your prescribed
medications exactly as prescribed for
a month.
• Eat a healthy snack once a day for
two weeks. Experiment with different
snacks to see what you like the best.
Here are some snack ideas: fruit,
vegetables, low-fat cheese, almonds,
whole grain bread, or crackers.
• Go to bed at your designated time
during your workweek for four
weeks. Notice how increasing your
sleep affects your energy
and attitude.
• Do four different hikes in the quarter
from the Healthy Hikes app.
• Other: ______________________
LIVE HAPPY
• Take 15 minutes/week for 4 weeks
for reflection and planning. Review
your short and long-term goals.
• Keep a gratitude journal for 20 days.
List three good things that occur
each day in the journal.
• Do a mindfulness meditation three
times a week for 4 weeks. Guided
meditations can be found on the
EAP website.
• Identify a person you need to
forgive. Write a letter to them.
Assess whether you want to send
the letter or talk to them. Notice
whether you’ve made progress in
forgiveness.
• Take one “microburst” break during
the workday for two weeks. A
microburst break is 90 seconds of
leaving work behind and focusing
on something fun. It can be
standing, stretching, telling a good
joke, listening to a favorite song,
etc. Notice how this break gives you
a boost of energy!
• Other: ______________________
LIVE ENGAGED
• As you walk out of the door leaving
work, identify one thing you did well
at work. Try this for four weeks.
• Try a new hobby or activity that
you’ve always wanted to try. For
example, take a drawing class from
a community education center or
attend an EAP class.
• Be a Utah tourist for a day and go
somewhere that you haven’t been
before. Visit 4 different sites during
the quarter. Fun ideas could include
the Sand Dunes, the zoo or aquarium,
the Great Salt Lake, a farmer’s
market, or a new park!
• When you get home from work,
commit to not check your work emails
until the next morning. Try this twice
a week for 4 weeks.
• Before you leave work, write down
your work priorities for the next
day. Try this for 15 days and notice
whether this strategy helps you
reduce your work worry at home.
• Other: ______________________
2016 QUARTERLY ACTIVITY CHOICES
3. LIVE SECURE
• Participate in the 401(k). If you’re
not already participating, get started
– even if it’s only at 1%. If you are
participating in the 401(k), increase
your savings by any amount.
• Increase your HSA savings by any
amount. Once you have saved
$2,000, you can begin to invest your
money within HealthEquity. (see
website for details)
• Open an emergency savings account
and use direct deposit to save any
amount every paycheck.
• Create a 72-hour Emergency Kit
for either your home or your car. If
you already have an emergency kit,
check it so that it is up-to-date.
• Create and review your Emergency
Communication Plan with
your family.
• Decrease the times that you eat out
for a month. When you do eat out,
split an entrée with another person
or ask for a takeout container for
half of your entrée. (This is also good
for your health!)
• Other: ______________________
LIVE CONNECTED
• Listen without “fixing” to a family
member or friend for a minimum of
2-3 minutes. Do this at least two
times a week for four weeks.
• Write a thank you note three times a
week for four weeks.
• Complete an Advanced Directive
and share your decisions with
your family.
• Get a friend who hasn’t participated
in LiVe Well to join you in a LiVe Well
activity. Be sure you both qualify for
the quarterly reward.
• Eat dinner together at home as
a family three times a week for 4
weeks. Have a “no technology” rule
during the meal. If anyone breaks
the rule, they have to do the dishes
by themselves.
• Play a fun game together as a family
one night a week for four weeks.
• Other: ______________________
Remember, choose one activity
each quarter. All activities are
“self-report,” and you will need to
go online to the LiVe Well Rewards
Tracker to enter your completion
date and tell us what you learned.
2016 QUARTERLY ACTIVITY CHOICES