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Wednesday, January 2, 2013

It's A New Season, It's A New Day



It's a new season, it's a new day.  Fresh Anointing is flowing our way!

Happy New Year to all of my healthy and wealthy friends, family and followers.  2013 will be our best year ever!  That's because the best of our lives is still ahead of us.  Forget about the past - you can't go back.  Shake off the hurt feelings and the pain - yes, time heals all wounds but you have to move forward.  Focus on the present - it's a gift and look to the future with great expectancy and abundance of joy, happiness, peace, deliverance and most importantly love!  Get ready my friends to get even healthier and wealthier in this new year.  It's our divine right.  It's our destiny.  WALK IN IT!!

 

 


New Year, New You

A lot of people begin the New Year by making resolutions. We’ve all been there. We take a vow to lose weight, exercise more or spend more time with our family. We start the year with great intentions, but then we quickly relapse into old habits. Why is it so hard to stick to those New Year’s resolutions?

Here are some ways you can make your intentions a reality this year:
  1. Write down your intentions and keep them in a visible place, like taped to your bedroom mirror or the dashboard of your car.
  2. Get to the source of whatever is keeping you in a rut. Are you in a stressful relationship that causes you to eat a pint of Ben & Jerry's every night? Are you stressed at your job and feel too tired to exercise after work? If you don't tackle the root of the behavior, it will be much harder to accomplish your goal.
  3. Be clear about what your life would look like once you achieve your goal. If you resolve to go to the gym more, how will this benefit you? Get connected to the result of your action, and you will be more likely to stick with your plan.
  4. Share your resolutions with friends and family. Hold each other accountable for achieving your goals. If you want to go to the gym more, have a friend call you two or three times a week to check on you or invite them to join you.
  5. Reward yourself with every little accomplishment. If your intention is to lose weight and you lose 1 pound a week, pamper yourself with a massage.
Big changes do not require big leaps. Permanent change is more likely to happen gradually than through one big restrictive plan. Allow yourself to climb the ladder one rung at a time.

Happy New Year!


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1/8/13 Zumba with Rite Choice Nutrition
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1/10/13
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