Day 216 Question 216 – Who are you at your best? Your worst?

Day 216 Question 216. I love sharing posts about how destructive the ego can be.  It's what separates us from each other, separates us from God, separates us from all the love and positive energy that is ours in this world. That's not to say that being unique or an individual or true to yourself …

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Top Ten Benefits of Becoming a Published Author

Have you thought about the benefits of writing a book? About how it could increase your visibility, help you get paid speaking engagements, or perhaps bring awareness to a cause you are passionate about? My colleague Lisa Tener just published a new blog post about the top ten benefits of becoming a published author. She …

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Should You Be Writing a Book?

Should You Be Writing a Book? by Lisa Tener Published Author and Book Coach http://www.1shoppingcart.com/app/?af=1481683  Is a book in the cards for you? As a professional, you've probably noticed that those people who've written books in your field are often the ones who get the best opportunities--speaking engagements, motivated clients, more income and publicity. They're …

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Memories Should Not Be Made of This

The beautifully written post Missed Memories moves me to write something deep from within my heart. My mother just turned 88 this past July 4th, and like iscribblings said about her grandmother in the post below, we always celebrate my mother's birthday like it's a holiday- because, well it is. But that was not the case …

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Aubergine and Chickpea Stew

Now that I know that and Aubergine is an Eggplant, I had to post this recipe- sounds wonderful and Italian- now 🙂

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In times of stress, I crave comfort food.  When adrenalin courses through my veins and my heart beats a tattoo against my ribs, my stomach roars and swells at the thought of all those foods which have seen me through the most difficult periods of my life. The chicken soup with matzo balls my Bubbie made for me after I was stung by a jellyfish when I was five.  The ramen noodles with dashes of soy sauce I’d inhale when I was a student and living off 50p a day. The lamb hotpot my Dad would serve up when I was cold, lonely and depressed, and the world felt like a very cruel place indeed.  Right now, as I hurtle towards my wedding with the speed of Usain Bolt hurtling down an athletics track (only two weeks to go!)  I find myself craving the food equivalent of a bearhug…

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If You Love Cinnamon Rolls, I Think You’ll Love This – Iced Cinnabon Pancakes

Okay - if you can't tell I am very hungry! And longing for something sweet! Iced Cinnabon Pancakes. The link above connects to a great blog called at350degrees Check it out for a great collection of pretty decadent recipes that look absolutely wonderful. I am a sucker for anything to do with Cinnamon Rolls- they …

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