EPISODE · Jul 17, 2026 · 8 MIN
Episode 117: The Rest Your Body Cannot Fake
from Your Next, Best Step · host Janet J.
You finally sat down to rest, and somehow you stood up just as tired. So you decided that rest does not work for you. There is a reason for that, and it is mechanical: your body has a gear for deep rest that most of us never shift into on purpose. Stopping your hands does not switch it on. This Friday episode of Your Next, Best Step looks at why the rest you grab does not stick, and the one waking gear that does the restoring your day off keeps missing — the kind your body cannot fake. In this episode, you will discover:- Why a day spent “relaxing” can leave you more depleted than a workday- What a Harvard cardiologist learned about the body’s built-in state of deep, waking rest- What the science of waking stillness says about doing nothing on purposeScripture: Mark 6:31Research note: Herbert Benson’s relaxation response, and Dewar and colleagues on wakeful rest (presented with its honest limits).Ready for your next step?FREE 5-Minute Daily Reset (instant download):YourNextBestStep.com Weekly encouragement + practical tips:YouTube @CoachJanetJ Instagram: @janetjjaecksIf this episode resonated with you, please follow/subscribe and share with a friend who needs their next step. One small step. One day at a time.
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You finally sat down to rest, and somehow you stood up just as tired. So you decided that rest does not work for you. There is a reason for that, and it is mechanical: your body has a gear for deep rest that most of us never shift into on purpose. Stopping your hands does not switch it on. This Friday episode of Your Next, Best Step looks at why the rest you grab does not stick, and the one waking gear that does the restoring your day off keeps missing — the kind your body cannot ...
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