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#OneWord Thursday: #Loss – Letting Go Is the Lesson
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Janice Taylor, Editor
I’ve often wondered how the words “weight loss” resonate with our psyche. The mere mention of either word often brings forth a myriad of uncomfortable thoughts and feelings. Imagine the two strung together. Over the years, as a Weight Loss Coach, I’ve tried using other words and phrases, i.e. slim down, let go of excess…
What Happens If You Don’t Have Loving Parents?
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Janice Taylor, Editor
If you don’t have loving parents, then you had better learn to be a loving parent to yourself. ~ Anonymous Life is about love. Plain n’ simple! Love is the foundation of self-esteem. It is love that heals. Loving yourself doesn’t mean that you have to love every single thought you have or action you…
Kick in the Tush Tuesday: Are You a Food Victim?
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Janice Taylor, Editor
Definition of a victim: a person to whom life happens. ~ Peter McWilliams Are You a Food Victim??? I hesitate to use the word “victim,” because it is such a strong word. But I’ve just got to ask … are you? a food victim? no? are you sure??? If you think that something or someone…
#Puzzled? No Need to Shoot!
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Janice Taylor, Editor
As you click through this week’s Get Jiggy Weight Loss JigSaw Puzzle, “No Need to Shoot,” remember: No matter what dietary transgression may have taken place, no matter what the scales of injustice are registering, there’s no need to shot. As Our Lady of Weight Loss, the patron saint of permanent fat removal loves to…
Prickly Prayer: Dear Our Lady of the Hair Trigger?
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Janice Taylor, Editor
This morning, while thumbing through a copy of Our Lady of Weight Loss: Miraculous and Motivational Musings from the Patron Saint of Permanent Fat Removal, I came across a Prickly Prayer that hit the trigger spot, so to speak. It was a good reminder and reading it gave me the anti-trigger boost that I needed!…
#OneWord Thursday: 9 Quotes – Fear Builds Walls Instead of #Bridges
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Janice Taylor, Editor
Continuing with yesterday’s thoughts on Creative Bridge Building, manifesting a better life, journeying toward our dreams, here are 9 quotes that can further inspire. 9 Quotes: Fear Builds Walls Instead of #Bridges Fear builds walls instead of bridges. I want a life of bridges, not walls. ~ Lisa Wingate, The Prayer Box We are told…
Creative Bridge Building: 2 Steps from Dreams to Reality
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Janice Taylor, Editor
“People are lonely because they build walls instead of bridges.” ~ Joseph F. Newton When people ask me what I “do,” I tell them that I build bridges. “Not like The Queensboro Bridge or the Golden Gate Bridge,” I say, “My clients and I, together, build a Creative Bridge that ultimately transforms their dreams into…
#KickTush: 5 Happy Steps – Smile and The Scales Of Injustice Will Smile with You?
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Janice Taylor, Editor
Recently, a client confessed that the number on the scales of injustice determines her mood for the day. She is not alone, is she? For those who have way too much invested in “that” number, here are some tips on the highs n’ lows of weighing in. 5 Happy Steps: Smile and The Scales Of…
Dysfunctional Chef: Sweet Potato Salad
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Janice Taylor, Editor
Last night, we went to a small gathering; a dinner party. Big fun! Aside from the 5 yum food, the great conversation, giggles, chortles and belly laughs, we climbed up onto the roof and looked down on Tucson. What a magnificent view; magical place. Next time, I’ll bring my camera. Anyway…my contribution to the dinner…
12 Quotes: #Depression Robin Williams…Secret Sorrows
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Janice Taylor, Editor
As we continue to grieve and try so very hard to wrap our minds around Robin Williams’s depression and suicide, I thought it useful to share quotes on melancholy, hopelessness and despair, written by some of our greatest writers that shed light, compassion, and understanding on the topic. 12 Quotes: #Depression…Secret Sorrows Every man has…
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