Mark is the owner of Provost Personal Training, a very successful personal training and exercise psychology studio in Wenham, Massachusetts. Mark specializes in a 3-tier approach to optimal living: Emotional Prosperity, sound nutrition practices, and a well-rounded fitness program. He believes that all 3 are necessary to live our best life with an emphasis on Emotional Prosperity. True success in Mark’s eyes is not about having big muscles and running 5 minute miles; he believes that true success is rooted in self-love where we become our own best friend. This is our greatest challenge in life. Once we accept, have compassion for and love ourselves, we begin to fulfill our destiny. Nothing records the effects of a sad life so graphically as the human body. Mark’s 3-tier approach creates joy, peace and a healthier mind and body. He passionately believes that self-esteem is the immune system of the conscious mind. Mark is currently writing a book on Emotional Prosperity.

Mark is also a Motivational Speaker on positive psychology, nutrition, and fitness. Mark has presented his “Living Healthy: Energize Your Life” seminar to many prestigious companies in the Boston area. Mark believes that his professional experience, enthusiasm and education in emotional well-being, exercise and nutrition will contribute to a longer, happier and healthier life. He lives with his wife and 2 daughters in Hamilton, Massachusetts.

Mark has an undergraduate degree from Salem State College in fitness and a Masters of Education with specializations in Counseling and Exercise and Sport Psychology from Boston University. He has been certified through the American College of Sports Medicine for over 15 years. Mark’s true education lies in his life experience. He is a voracious reader of positive psychology, metaphysical strategies, nutrition and fitness. Meditation is the thread that sews it all together. He passionately believes that meditation teaches us life’s most important message: self-knowledge!

“Make it thy business to know thyself, which is the most difficult lesson in the world.” Miguel de Cervantes.