Personal fitness tracking has become an integral part of our lives, with more people turning to wearables to monitor their fitness levels. The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) in these devices has taken personal fitness tracking to the next level, providing users with a more personalized and effective experience. With the ability to collect and analyze data in real-time, AI-powered wearables can provide customized feedback and recommendations based on users' fitness goals and performance. Additionally, these devices can also be used for health monitoring, providing users with more detailed insights into their health status. In this comprehensive blog post, we'll explore the latest trends and innovations in AI-powered wearables for personal fitness and health tracking, and their impact on wellbeing. We'll also delve into ethical considerations surrounding the use of these devices, as well as their future prospects in this exciting field.
Read MoreExplore the fascinating intersection of AI and sleep as we delve into how artificial intelligence is transforming the way we understand and improve our sleep quality. From AI-powered sleep tracking devices to personalized sleep improvement applications, uncover the latest advancements and their implications for our overall wellness.
Read MoreThere are all sorts of fancy and expensive treatments for anxiety, but did you know there’s also a free and easy way to help yourself? Give daily routines a try.
Read MoreThe word "moai" exists in two different languages and has two different meanings. Join us as we explore both meanings in preparation for the launch of our MyMoai app.
Read MoreLauren Rad is Myrth’s head writer. Today, she’s sharing an update on her journey toward building better habits in 2020. Spoiler alert: it went pretty well.
Read MoreSometimes, the best accountability comes from a friend, but sometimes it’s from somebody else: a support group member, a therapist or coach, or even, sometimes, a stranger. That’s because accountability isn’t a one-size-fits-all sort of thing.
Read MoreOur brains crave chemicals known as neurotransmitters to feel good, calm, and productive. Here are some tips for boosting production of those neurotransmitters.
Read MoreIn this installment of our regular Recommended Reading series, we explore how to work effectively with an accountability partner.
Read MoreAny person who menstruates knows the reality of needing to know when their period is coming - but did you know your hormonal fluctuations can affect your habit-building, too?
Read MoreMost digital decluttering articles talk about how to do a big clear-out, but they don’t really cover maintenance decluttering. Here’s how to do a little digital decluttering each day.
Read MoreIt’s easier to start good habits when your schedule is less crowded. Read on to learn about how new habits and an overscheduled life interact.
Read MoreWhen Emma started building her Myrth protocol a few years ago, she noticed something interesting. It wasn’t just self-care: it was a brain workout.
Read MoreGood habits are something that can be started at any time, but starting them before a problem arises can help prevent a problem from occurring at all, delay the problem’s arrival, and/or help keep the problem from being so severe. Make self-care a priority.
Read MoreWe’ve found that all the time we spend washing our hands is an opportunity for other things, too. We’re using habit stacking to turn our hand-washing time into time that nourishes us in other ways, too.
Read MorePerfectionism can be toxic when trying to form lasting habits. That’s why we’re big believers in acceptance as a habit-forming tool.
Read MoreLauren Rad is the senior writer here at Myrth. From time to time, she’ll pop in with a personal blog post. This month, she’s sharing about how a popular project management tool, Trello, has helped her build good habits.
Read MoreLauren Rad is the senior writer here at Myrth. From time to time, she’ll pop in with a personal blog post. This month, she’s sharing about her plans for building new habits this year.
Read MoreSleep hygiene is a set of practices and habits that set you up for success come bedtime - and you all know we love good habits here at Myrth. Here are five basic sleep hygiene practices that can help you get a better night’s sleep.
Read MoreIf you know you’re not getting enough sleep, and you want to improve that, there’s good news: you can take steps to help improve the amount and quality of your sleep.
Read MoreIn this Recommended Reading installment, we’ll be talking about sleep - what happens when we don’t get enough, how to fix that, and how to build good habits going forward.
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