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Navigating to a Meaningful Future: Visioning to Make it Happen
For the past few days I have been comforting myself with memories of my son as a baby. I just dropped him off at college. All my friends are posting pictures on Facebook, but he wouldn’t let me take them as he rushed me out the door in his excitement. To all the new empty… Read more
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Outsmart Your Environment Like a Goddess (and eat less without dieting)
Have you ever ordered a meal at a restaurant and thought, “Wow, this could feed two people!” You’re not imagining it. Over the last few decades, our portion sizes have quietly ballooned. This trend of oversized meals didn’t happen by accident or because Americans deliberately asked for bigger portions, it’s rooted in restaurant economics. The… Read more
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Ending your War with Food is on the Other Side of Fear
Uncover the hidden fears that fuel emotional eating and cravings. Learn how facing your fears is the real path to peace and food freedom. Read more
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How to Eat (and Live) to Keep Your Hormones Balanced Through the Chaos of Peri-Menopause
Being a woman in midlife comes with its own special blend of magic and mystery. You’re wiser, more confident, and hopefully caring less about what others think. But along with the empowerment often comes some surprising shifts. If you’ve noticed your weight increasing, moods swings, or sleep getting harder, it’s not all in your head.… Read more
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Is Your Exercise Helping or Hurting You? How to Exercise Smarter (Not Harder)
I spent a lot of my life avoiding exercise. I usually had a gym membership, but I often had an excuse for why I couldn’t get there. I knew it was good for me, but adding even more to my busy day felt like too much most of the time. It turns out, my body… Read more
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What’s Fueling Your Actions: Queen or worker bee energy?
I used to prove my worth with gold stars, good grades, and a relentless work ethic. “See?” I thought, “I’m valuable.” But underneath the productivity and perfectionism was a quiet fear: What if I’m not enough? Overworking is a socially accepted way of chasing worth. It’s sneaky, because it can look like ambition, dedication, or… Read more
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