Breaking Free of Old Habits

By |2018-08-16T09:46:01-06:00February 2nd, 2012|Life Happiness|

Have you struggled with a habit? Like, needing to Clean your Plate before leaving the dinner table. This pattern over time, the brain turns into a habit, and its actually wired into your brain, that is why it is so hard to change. Discover an amazing NLP, Neuro-Linguistic Programming strategy which can break the old [...]

We Forgive for Our Own Happiness!

By |2018-08-16T09:46:01-06:00October 31st, 2011|Healthy Living, Life Coaching, Life Happiness|

Another way to think of forgiving is to think of it as letting go. Even though some people may not “deserve” forgiveness, we don’t forgive them for their sake, we forgive for our own wellbeing. Forgiving the past can improve your quality of life, it can improve your happiness, and allow you greater clarity in moving forward. As we forgive others, we are better able to move forward in our lives, without getting sucked into the negatives of the past. Here's my 6 steps to forgiveness:

Weight Problems Are a Symptom

By |2011-10-19T09:58:25-06:00October 19th, 2011|Life Happiness|

Let’s keep it simple. Your unwanted behaviors – even if they are automatic – are simply behaviors and habits – or mental pathways. They are something you’ve learned, and you can learn something new. In fact, you are learning new things – and creating new neuronal pathways – all the time. By engaging your inner [...]

The REAL Secret

By |2011-10-07T01:29:09-06:00October 7th, 2011|Life Happiness|

Motivation is a key to your success. But how do you get motivated? How do you tap into your deeper self and engage your inner drive? Chances are you've been holding yourself hostage with your goal, thinking you can’t feel good about yourself, or feel accomplished, until you’ve achieved the goal. No wonder you feel [...]

Inflamed Brain could cause Weight Gain!

By |2018-08-16T09:46:01-06:00June 22nd, 2011|Healthy Living, Weightloss|

A high calorie, fat-rich diet causes inflammatory toxins to be expressed in the hypothalamus {center of the brain}, contributing to changes in brain function. The outcome is insulin resistance and a reduction in the brain's ability to signal that your stomach is full. This leads to overeating and weight gain. In other words, the brain of an overeater is inflamed.

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