Real-Life Strategies for
Healthy Living
Your Day to Day Scenarios
High Flying Energy for
Business Leaders
Healthy
Living
Personalising your
typical daily scenarios
When you have a busy life, you rarely have the
same daily schedule:
• Business – home, office, meetings, training,
travelling, hotels, client events
• Home – family commitments, socialising, gym,
evening classes
Personalising your
typical daily scenarios
• Take a walk through your typical days from
waking until bedtime
• Use your diary from the past week for ideas
• When and what can you eat
whilst following the low GL
plan – do you require
contingencies?
Example:
Travel to London office
Here is just one example of how to be prepared
for a busy day of travel and meetings.
This is how the day looks:
• Leave home at 6am (no time for breakfast)
• Train travel - arrive at office at 10:30am
• Working sandwich lunch at 1:00pm
• Train at 6:00pm – Home at 9:30pm
Example:
Travel to London office
SOLUTIONS: Be super-organised.
• BREAKFAST - take breakfast and am snack with you
(ideas: protein smoothie, hard boiled eggs, smoked
salmon and avocado, chia porridge pot, yoghurt
and nuts/fruit – eat both on train so you arrive
feeling satiated – no food temptations on the train
or on arrival at office).
• LUNCH - minimise sandwiches, say no to pastries, add some
fruit and nuts.
• DINNER - buy food at station for your journey home – be
prepared for delays or no food sales on train.
Find out more
If you’d like to know more about:
• HIGH FLYING ENERGY
• Real life strategies for daily scenarios
• Enjoying 10/10 energy all day and every day
Please book a complimentary
Health & Energy Evaluation Call (25 mins)
at www.thehealthheroinenutritionclinic.com
or call on 0191 285 5612

Your Day to Day Scenarios

  • 1.
    Real-Life Strategies for HealthyLiving Your Day to Day Scenarios High Flying Energy for Business Leaders Healthy Living
  • 2.
    Personalising your typical dailyscenarios When you have a busy life, you rarely have the same daily schedule: • Business – home, office, meetings, training, travelling, hotels, client events • Home – family commitments, socialising, gym, evening classes
  • 3.
    Personalising your typical dailyscenarios • Take a walk through your typical days from waking until bedtime • Use your diary from the past week for ideas • When and what can you eat whilst following the low GL plan – do you require contingencies?
  • 4.
    Example: Travel to Londonoffice Here is just one example of how to be prepared for a busy day of travel and meetings. This is how the day looks: • Leave home at 6am (no time for breakfast) • Train travel - arrive at office at 10:30am • Working sandwich lunch at 1:00pm • Train at 6:00pm – Home at 9:30pm
  • 5.
    Example: Travel to Londonoffice SOLUTIONS: Be super-organised. • BREAKFAST - take breakfast and am snack with you (ideas: protein smoothie, hard boiled eggs, smoked salmon and avocado, chia porridge pot, yoghurt and nuts/fruit – eat both on train so you arrive feeling satiated – no food temptations on the train or on arrival at office). • LUNCH - minimise sandwiches, say no to pastries, add some fruit and nuts. • DINNER - buy food at station for your journey home – be prepared for delays or no food sales on train.
  • 6.
    Find out more Ifyou’d like to know more about: • HIGH FLYING ENERGY • Real life strategies for daily scenarios • Enjoying 10/10 energy all day and every day Please book a complimentary Health & Energy Evaluation Call (25 mins) at www.thehealthheroinenutritionclinic.com or call on 0191 285 5612