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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Many have been known to “numb” themselves. We chat about that and the feeling of “not belonging”. It’s interesting that our business world adopted the “tribal” as a description of culture within an orgnization, yet the familial and friendship circle tribes are not as easy to define, nor to be comfortable with. Has our human […]
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Sarah explains that her eating disorder behaviors started very young, around the age of 10. She started restricting food at that time, however did not engage in bulimia until she was 18. Sarah feels that being in a larger body size, even if it is not an overweight body, there is shame that comes from […]
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I really appreciate Jacalyn for sharing her candid and compelling story about bulimia, and her continued struggle with it. As a Bulimia Recovery Coach, this interview was not easy. It is, however, honest and true. When a bulimic is not ready to let go and still feels bulimia is the answer to remaining slim, it […]
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Not realizing that dieting perpetually was not the way it was suppose to be and watching it escalate from restrictions to increased binging, Elizabeth began to try to heal her own relationship with food, and in so doing it led her to become an Intuative Eating Counselor. She used food to comfort and soothe herself […]
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As a High Performance Leadership Coach, Rosa began in a male dominated industry starting in law enforcement. She said that most of her challenges were in the area of leadership. Although perceived as a leader by those around her, she says she was not scoring high in the area of personal growth as it pertained […]
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“Can You Come Out And Play?” … a line we forget about when we become adults. Sometimes I think that when we have children, for some of us, it’s an excuse to buy all the toys we wanted ourselves as children because we miss playing too. To Mike it’s been a passion project for him […]
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What an interesting idea – a way for colleagues to socialize online through a platform that is built for teams to come together and build strong connections. It provides a way to maintain a company culture, which Gerardo says is critical in retaining and attracting top talents. They have everything from games (how it started), […]
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When asked, Manuel explained that his reason for becoming a dating coach started when he was young and observing human behavior and taking notes when girls would break up with him. When he got older, five years ago, he decided to write a book, and in trying to find a title he also started a […]
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Shaun came about becoming a comedian by accident. He was on a first date with someone that told him he should be a comedian. He said at the time he had not desire to perform. She recommended that he take a course she had just taken. He decided to try it out, and realized he […]
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It all started over the love of icecream. Kuda was 9 years old and he asked his mother for ice cream money. His mother denied him the money because he had been a bit “naughty” that day. He realized that if he had his own money, he would not have to rely on his mother. […]
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