Skip to content
Join Life Time

2023 Editorial Calendar

The Experience Life editorial calendar is subject to change. If you wish to pitch article ideas to the editorial team, please keep in mind that we begin planning issues seven to eight months in advance of the publish date.

January/February “STRONG FOUNDATIONS

A successful wellness journey often begins with a focus on basic habits and behaviors. Find fresh insights to help you strengthen the healthy-living skills you’ve already acquired and prepare yourself to move forward with confidence.

March “THE MENTAL-HEALTH ISSUE

In the two years since the start of the pandemic, mental health has taken a big hit, affecting not just our mindset but our overall health. This issue is devoted to offering insights on how to support and build our mental well-being.

April “PLANT A SEED” 

Simply committing to one small change can lead to surprising personal growth, whether it’s at work, at home, or at the health club. Explore the many ways intention, however tiny, can significantly improve your life.

May “THE FOOD ISSUE” 

Food sustains us, delights us, and connects us in myriad ways — reasons enough to dedicate an entire issue to the topic each year. Because there’s always more to learn from visionary growers, chefs, and foodies.

June “GOODBYE, COMFORT ZONE!” 

Sure, accepting a comfortable life is less risky than charting a new direction, but what’s the fun in that? Get motivated to take a big leap with stories, strategies, and mindset shifts to help you transform an ordinary life into an extraordinary one.

July/August “SEE THE POTENTIAL” 

Summertime offers chances to discover new vistas with renewed energy and optimism. Whether exploring the possibilities indoors or out in the wild, you’ll broaden your horizons with inspiration from a host of adventurous experts.

September/October “What’s Next?” 

None of us can predict what lies ahead, but that doesn’t stop us from pondering the possibilities. Come along as we look with hope, optimism, and realism at the important issues that will influence our health and wellness in the future.

November/December “The Whole You” 

Often when we think about health, we zero in on the physical aspects of who we are — but we are emotional and social, too. Wherever you are in your journey, we encourage you to join us in nurturing your mind, body, and spirit.

Back To Top