

We work and play hard, and that can make us tired. To keeping working and playing hard, maybe listening to our tiredness is just what we need.
You may want a dollar, but don’t forget that one hundred pennies is also a dollar. Rather than focus on the big bucks, lets learn about what we can add up to eventually get there.
It’s hard to find someone who doesn’t enjoy music, and pending you do, this tip will work great for you. In addition to helping you rediscover the joy in movement, this tip is just plain fun!
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Posted in: Stepping Forth
It can be hard to remember how much we loved to move around as children, and as we get older, it gets harder and harder to get regular movement in. But I want to help you rediscover the joyfulness you used to derive from moving your beautiful body.
Posted in: Feed Your Life
We all get tired. It’s a natural part of living life. Sometimes, however, our culture insists that perpetual exhaustion is a mark of honor and accomplishment, which prevents us from taking the time to slow down, listen to our bodies and their tiredness and find out what we need to become energized again.
Posted in: Soul Food: Nourishing the Inner You
I love sharing people’s success stories. I find them personally inspirational and I hope that you do, too. These are the success stories of two women who found fun in the most unlikely of places for them.
Posted in: Fitness For All
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I look forward to being older, when what you look like becomes less and less an issue and what you are is the point.
- Susan Sarandon