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Having Emotional Wellness « Light2lifecoach's Blog — Tue, 24 Aug 2010 06:17:31 +0000

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By: Adrienne

Adrienne — Tue, 24 Aug 2010 04:41:52 +0000

I see the more I work on me and use the tools that I have learned, the more I appreciate me for me. I like who I am. I am different and I am not perfect and I am unique and lovely and I love me. Thank you, Maia.

By: crystal

crystal — Tue, 24 Aug 2010 04:17:20 +0000

I am becoming more and more emotionally well every day. The biggest factor in this positive shift has been my relationship with you Maia and the amazing program you have created. YOU University is so comprehensive that you cannot avoid growing and blossoming. I am grateful to you for your time, energy and this program you have created to facilitate personal growth and train life coaches.

By: Dhanamjaya

Dhanamjaya — Sat, 24 Oct 2009 02:57:07 +0000

If you want it it’s a desire. In this post more youthful appearance is what you want and that’s what most everyone else wants too.

To fulfill that desire I’ve developed a Fountain of Youth with my Fun-in fitness program, which is simply based on feeling good. That is, feel as good as possible before you start doing something and whenever any kind of pain starts, you need to make an adjustment to stop and heal the pain and feel as good or better than before you started.

Doing exactly that I trained to run the Phoenix marathon in Jan 2009. A couple of months of fun-in training at 57 and I truly feel 21 again. Now I have to see how far I can go in the direction of actually changing my physical appearance of 57 to a younger age.

You know how you feel changes your appearance and so what if you could keep on making yourself feel better and better, wouldn’t your appearance have to follow suit?? The only question you might have about the fun-in procedure is how can/do I keep on making myself feel better and better?

The simple, natural fun-in procedure itself, makes you feel better and better. But in order to feel really good beforehand (in “The First Place”) you need a completely healthy diet and lifestyle, which includes a meditation practice that makes you feel totally blissful.

By: Tina Pavez

Tina Pavez — Fri, 23 Oct 2009 23:28:08 +0000

A very true saying…we are of course all human but the ideal says that people who matter don’t judge and people who judge don’t matter. When I find myself judging I try and see what it is about me that is reacting that way to that person…usually it is something with me.

By: Zoom

Zoom — Fri, 23 Oct 2009 21:22:54 +0000

I was in a consultation with a family law client the other day. My barrister stopped the client in the middle of her describing how difficult things were for her, going through a divorce at this stage of her life. My counsel remarked how much the client’s self esteem had come along since we last spoke to her. It was like a small sapling begining to grow. As time has passed her confidence has grown and it is clear to all those around her.

Getting to self confidence is a tough fulfilling journey.

zoom

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By: Mary Ellen

Mary Ellen — Fri, 23 Oct 2009 13:46:51 +0000

Wow can I relate to that! I’ve had some very powerful events happen in my life that were exactly what you described, finding myself in the exact same situations that I had judged severely in others in the past.

Now I am very careful when I find myself in a
judgemental mood. It’s usually a warning for me to take a look at myself and a message to ask myself where there are underlying fears or unresolved stuff that need to be dealt with!