A simple book with a message about remaining true to self, knowing when to stop being a “people pleaser”, and finding yourself sad and lost. It’s about finding one’s full potential of what it is one loves to do, and be Hampy doing it. Originally created in watercolour by LaurieAnn in 1980, the book was […]
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ORDER NOW AT WWW.MAKEUPNOTREQUIRED.COM This book is simple. It’s about how to brand YOU as YOU are. There are interesting exercises in the book as well. Our great testimonials speak to this book. “One of the core principles was being authentic and true to yourself and by looking at the stregnth and authenticity of your […]
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For Midlife Bulimia. It can affect people from as young as 7, but also continue to affect adults into their 40s, 50s, and 60s. The older adults often are afraid to admit it and get help as well. I thought it was my friend. I won’t lie. Not food. Food was not my friend. My […]
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What a great experience to have been interviewed by Forbes Riley. She is so dynamic and inspiring and so easy to talk to. If you would like to have the opportunity to be considered to appear as a guest, contact me at laurieann@iamthatgal.com. To listen to the radio interview, click right on the picture below.
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Interview with LaurieAnn, Masters Certified Handwriting Analyst with Michele Marshall. We are working together to get to know our strengths on camera, and I have to say, Michele is amazing at interviewing. Thank you. You allowed me to come out and really say what I believe in my passion. And why, YES, Handwriting Analysis IS […]
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Very engaging story about Lisa’s life challenges and how she overcame them to be able to help others. After a retreat, Lisa could see her life more clearly, and at this time she left her husband, and started making choices that were for her higher good. Some of the choices were obviously difficult, however she […]
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Wonderful information about transferring your skills that you learned while working for Corporate into your new Entrepreneurial world. Katrina shares her story of working for a Corporate Insurance Company to becoming a coach and helping others transition into become an entrepreneur and realizing their strength that are applicable through this change. There is a shift […]
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Absolutely the best way to start a day. Emma Stroud, a comedy performer, speaker, MC, speaker mentor, coach and clown. Clown? I asked her about this and she so eloquently described the meaning of a clown. Brought me back to the days when I tried to be a class clown and ended up with detentions. […]
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It was very interesting for us to learn about Ayurveda. We really enjoyed our conversation with Mira, explaining what many of us may know however deny – that it is our choice to be unhealthy or strive to be healthy. Rest, how you eat, is so important to including your digestive system, yet we are […]
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From a shy person working in IT to UK’s #1 Fear Strategist, Keith shares his story of how he overcame his own fears. We also learned about some very interesting fears, and phobias, and the difference between a fear and a phobia. Engaging and fun, Keith also explains how he has helped people overcoming the […]
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Comedian turned Mayor? Truth. We laughed so hard through this. Jeremy is quick with comebacks and his stories, as outrageous as they seem, are real. His book has been released and reached #1 on Amazon. When asked, “what next?” Jeremy was clear that he wasn’t sure. He explains all that he wanted to do […]
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In this episode with Heather Landex we learned some interesting facts about allergies, and vegans, and the lack of awareness in the hospitality industry, and how it impacts people’s lives. She spoke to the loss of business from restaurants not serving people who are vegans or with allergies. Working to educate the industry, Heather has […]
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Dorsey’s story is that – Truly Inspirational. Dorsey speaks to his disability, and more so about his “abilities”, which range in many factors from all the surgeries he had to endure, the wonderful support of his parents, their faith as a family, and his continued pursuit to follow his dreams and passions. We are honored […]
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Randi-Lee does have a story! Although sharing her profession, what really was compelling was her admission of feeling that she was “alone” and her mother not realizing it. Why? Because like many, Randi-Lee didn’t communicate her emotions. An interesting background of being afraid of going home to a drunk step-father, to her experience with her […]
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Carenda is spirited and energetic. She truly shines when she speaks about her passion for helping others to become accountable. What intrigued me to have her as a guest what when I read her profile and saw these words: “I stopped pointing the finger outward and instead inward in order to confront my own imperfections, […]
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