Body By Razz

11/24/2025

Consumer Alert!

Boar's Head has recalled two of its Pecorino Romano deli cheese products due to the potential presence of Listeria monocytogenes. Read on for more details on the recall.

11/24/2025

"Don’t mistake movement for progress." - Denzel Washington

We confuse activity for accomplishment because slowing down feels uncomfortable.

Here’s the real question this quote asks you: Are you choosing actions that change something or just actions that fill the time?

It's Monday. Perfect time to start. Right now, ask yourself one sentence that forces clarity:

“What is the one thing I can do today that will actually move me forward?”

Write it down. Make it non-negotiable. Then, subtract something. Remove one task, one distraction, or one habit that creates movement without progress.

Best of luck and enjoy your week!

11/12/2025

11/11/2025

Consumer Alert ⚠

A baby formula company is recalling batches of ByHeart Whole Nutrition Infant Formula as part of a larger investigation by the FDA and CDC into a multistate outbreak of infant botulism. So far, 13 illnesses have been reported in 10 different states. Here's what you need to know.

10/22/2025

Consumer Alert!

The U.S. Food & Drug Administration (FDA) has announced a recall of popular Coca-Cola sodas that may contain metal in the drinks. Select Coca-Cola Zero Sugar, Coca-Cola, and Sprite cans produced by the Coca-Cola Southwest Beverages, LLC, are impacted.

10/13/2025

Good morning. I hope you're enjoying your cup of coffee or whatever gets you going on a Monday morning.

I'd like to ask you to do one thing this week, and it's pretty simple: celebrate a win.

Any win. Even if it's so small no one noticed it.

Maybe you finally slept seven hours.
Maybe you skipped the elevator and took the stairs.
Maybe you told yourself you're going to workout — and you actually did.

It may seem tiny to you. But I want you to celebrate it.

When you notice your wins, something amazing happens. It's addicting. You realize you can actually keep a promise to yourself. You realize progress is possible, and that’s the spark that keeps the fire burning.

The challenge is, most people think that if they don't see results in a few weeks, it’s not working.

But change isn’t fast. It’s steady. Many times, so slow you don’t even notice it. Whether wanting to lose, weight, get stronger, finish writing that book, etc.

Example; Statistics show that up to 90 percent of people who lose weight quickly gain it all back. Why? Because they were chasing a finish line instead of building a lifestyle.

A pound lost in a week might feel small. But a pound a week for a year is 52 pounds. For two years, that’s more than 100 pounds.

You don’t rush your way to strength. You build it slowly.

A page a week accomplishes the same result!

That’s a success that starts with one tiny win.

It’s about consistency.

You build your discipline one promise kept at a time. You build your confidence one small victory at a time.

Every single success story is really just a long string of small wins.

So my challenge to you: every week, look for one win.

Write it down. Tell someone about it. Celebrate it.

It’s easy to miss those wins when you're grinding through each day and you're tired. But that’s when this mindset matters most.

If you made one better choice this week than last week, that’s a win.
If you’ve kept going when you wanted to quit, that’s a win.
If you’ve failed and decided to try again, that’s a huge win.

Keep stacking them. Week after week. Month after month. Year after year.

All of a sudden you realize, you built something huge. You built momentum. You built a version of yourself that no one can take away.

That’s the secret.

Not motivation. Not talent. Not luck. Consistency.

The only guaranteed way to succeed is simple: don’t quit.

So don’t rush it. Just keep showing up.

Focus on this week’s small win. Then next week’s. Then the one after that.

I'd love to know your win each week. Have a great on!!

10/06/2025

Happiness. (Thanks Arnold)

Most people treat happiness like a finish line: something you can sprint toward if you pick the right goals or practices.

Unfortunately, chasing happiness often creates pressure, unrealistic expectations, and disappointment. The more you force it, the more it slips away.

You need stop treating happiness as the goal—and start treating it as the side effect of growth, connection, and meaning.

If you want to feel happier, it might be more effective to stop asking, “Will this make me happy?” and start asking, “Will this make me grow or help me develop something that matters to me?”

Whether it’s learning a new skill, spending quality time with a friend, or contributing to a cause you care about, shift your focus to meaning-making. Happiness will show up—not as a target, but as your traveling companion.

10/05/2025

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10/01/2025

You must be willing to BELIEVE even while others are doubting.
You must be willing to PLAN even while others are playing.
You must be willing to STUDY even while others are sleeping.
You must be willing to DECIDE even while others are procrastinating.
You must be willing to SMILE even while others are frowning.
You must be willing to MOVE FORWARD even while others are waiting.
You must be willing to PERSEVERE even while others are quitting!
And, have fun doing it!!

09/30/2025

Consumer Alert!

The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) has announced a recall for about 58 million pounds of Tyson Foods frozen corn dog and sausage on a stick products due to potential foreign matter contamination, specifically pieces of wood in the batter.