Saturday, November 20, 2010
To Your Health!....Great Resource For More Info About Raw Nutrition
As you may recall, I recently affiliated with the Simply Raw and Raw for Life
programs and a little while ago I let you know about a the
free video series about raw nutrition. Well, now I'm here to let
you know that for the next 24 hours (or less!) you can pick up
a copy of "Simply Raw" and "Raw for Life" for
50% OFF the regular price (if you haven't already)
and get $174.15 in bonuses. The bonuses alone are worth it!
If you haven't seen the trailer yet, you can
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After tonight this huge discount is gone…sorry, I can't change that :(
Also, just so you know the $174.15 in bonuses are
REAL bonuses.
You can actually look them up on the individual
expert's websites and see them selling for
the exact prices shown…
Here are the bonuses you'll get when you pick
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the price of two movie tickets!):
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To your health and wellness!!!
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Saturday, November 6, 2010
A Diamond in the Rough...Is Your Doctor This Cool?
Friday, November 6, 2009
What's really in that burger? E.coli and chicken feces both allowed by USDA by Mike Adams the Health Ranger
So I wouldn't exactly consider myself "hard-core" when it comes to what and how I eat, but this article really struck a cord with me.
Do I think there may be a little extra emphasis on the likelihood of being affected by this....maybe. Do I think that in general, when
you look for "scary" things to find about our food sources, you'll eventually find it......for sure! But I also think there's enough here
to stand up and take notice. Keep a watchful eye, so to speak. So, I'm choosing to share this article in the spirit of awareness. Stay tuned.
I was planning on having steak for dinner......that may have to be reconsidered....then again...maybe not.
Thursday, May 21, 2009
Definitely Worth a Look and Worth Sharing Before June
well be one of the BIG things of 2009.
Forrester Research released a report in April 2009
predicting that this company's business model will be
the 'New Era Of The Social Web'.
It's the next generation of Social Networks that they
are calling ' Community Marketplaces' and as a marketer
you can leverage it to get more traffic, sales and income
by getting other people to build your business for you.
You can take advantage of Community Marketing for free
and start getting mainstream Internet users to
build you a Community rather than just building a list.
It's an online/offline Network of Family Friendly Local
and Special Interest Communities that's different to
any of the Social Networks, Communities, Search Engines
and other big sites I've seen before.
They're taking a Web2.0 approach to Local Search and
Niche Marketing and are launching in June.
Everyone that joins before end of June gets a bigger share
of the profits as one of the top 1000 referrers in the
referral competition.
It get's better! Everyone who registers before the
full launch in June also earns JV bonus commissions.
It doesn't costs a cent to be a member and just like
how eBay and PayPal started, they have big incentives
on the table for those who get in early and let others
know.
They share 80% of their profits with the members and
member-chosen Charities and Community Groups PLUS have
big commissions on what looks like will be big sales.
They have Business and Consumer Products and one
person per Local and Special Interest World can buy a
Community Partnership and get a bigger share of the
traffic and revenue.
I'd suggest you join and let all your friends and
contacts know ASAP as the more active you are, the bigger
your share of the profits and the more money that will
go to Charities chosen by you and other members.
Remember, the Joint Venture Opportunity is ONLY available
to those who register before the June launch.
With people like Lynn Terry, David Perdew and Mark
Hendricks all recently inviting Rob Anderson the CEO
and Founder to share Community Marketing with their
people... the cat is being let out of the bag on this
major innovation in the Social web.
I'm in! Won't you come join me?
http://www.cagora.com/launchearn/go/Daneene
To Your Success,
Daneene
Sunday, April 19, 2009
Must Have's and Meditation
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Must Have's and Meditation
April 6, 2009

DON'T LEAVE HOME WITHOUT THEMWell, it has officially been spring for a while now, yet here in northeast Ohio, we're experiencing pretty significant snow showers. Go figure! The weather here is predictably unpredictable... which got me thinking about how grateful I am for the few things in life that I can rely on consistently. So, today's Makeup portion is a nod to my favorite makeup products that never let me down. Once again, I'll share celebrity makeup artist Krista Embry's take on the subject, especially because her fav's are very similar to mine, but here's my top 5 quicklist for good measure.
Virtual IllusionTM Makeup Primer

I love the way it feels....velvety, soft and fabulous.
Everything a primer should be. Whether I'm wearing makeup or going "au natual", it's definitely a must for me
About Face Line Defiance Liquid FoundationGreat coverage without the "heavy" feeling. Leaves a soft, dewy appearance for
a soft glow all day long. Color stays true too!
Virtual IllusionTM Dual Volume Mascara

Love, love, love this mascara. Really volumizes the lashes without clumping,smudging or flaking. Dual applicator with two zany looking but very effective patented brushes for the ultimate lashes. Step one adds volume and length. Step two adds a conditioning shine that lifts and curls (without archaic torture devices...whoo hoo!)

About Face Mineral Powder Foundation
I was skeptical of it's ability to cover at first, but boy was I mistaken. I love how quick and easy the application is.
No Sun Intended Bronzing Powder

Perfect for the sun-kissed look without too much sparkle or that scary orange hue. Great for contouring too!
articles do the rest. Enjoy her take on Arbonne's "don't go without it" products in a two part article.
PEACE OF MIND
A quick trip to Wikipedia after searching the word "meditation" will reveal an interesting and diverse history. Meditation, which basically means "awareness" has been around for at least 5,000 years. What I find most interesting, is that meditation, or some form of it, exists in a multitude of religions and has a secular presence as well.
Meditation is a way to calm the mind and center the "self." It can be clarifying, relaxing and rejuvenating. I, myself, have much to learn and am far from being an expert, but I can speak to it's benefits from personal experience.
When first beginning to practice meditation it's important to patient. If you're like most people, you'll find scattered thoughts and ideas sneaking into your "quiet mind" moments. I read somewhere this is often referred to as "monkey mind." (I don't know why, but that term makes me chuckle.) Just remember to keep in mind that like any new "skill" it takes time to develop and that each individual's learning curve is different and unique to them.
In the beginning I found it easier to meditate with the assistance of a tool or by following a script or outline. Below are a few resources I've recently come across that I hope are a benefit to you.
www.learn-meditation.org
View the Gift of Inner Peace Movie (5 minutes)
Free Online Meditation Scripts and Methods
Zen Habits: Meditation for Beginners
Monday, March 30, 2009
Procrastination: Don't Put Off Until Tomorrow....But How?
When it comes to suffering from procrastination, I'm not exaggerating when I say I could have written the book on it. I used to be a consistently chronic "last-minute Lucy" and delayed, delayed, delayed to the very last minute.
Aside: To be truthful, there are benefits to this kind of
"affliction," in certain scenarios....but that's another article
for another time
Did you notice I said "used to be"? Thankfully, by a series of co-inky-dinks (if you believe in chance) or because I attracted it (if you believe in the powers of manifesting ), I was able to learn how to eliminate the tendency to procrastinate .I still have room for improvement, but have definitely made major progress in the right direction. Here are a few quick tips that have helped me so far.
- Face it
In order to get where you want to go, you need to know what your
starting point is. What is the end result you desire and is your
current activity level going to get you there? Be honest but
compassionate. Progress suffers when we beat ourselves up. Here's
a quote to remember: "What you resist, persists. What you embrace,
dissolves with grace" I thank business coach, Sonia Stringer, for that one. - Things that make you go...hmmmm...???
Ask yourself "What's the smallest step I could take to move me closer
to my goal?" One thing I've learned how to do is to "live in the question." People too often "should" themselves into inactivity. By asking without attachment and releasing the pressure that goes with it, you'll be surprised at what bubbles up. - It's worth repeating
Once you've identified a "teeny-tiny-itty-bitty action" (TTIBA), do it every day. If you find it too hard to repeat consistently, then find a smaller action (see Step 2).
For example, if your goal is to reduce clutter in your home
or office, your TTIBA could be to properly file/dispose of
one piece of paper each morning. If you really want to
ramp up the success rate, attach a silly action, word or
activity to your TTIBA. This will associate your activity
with fun and "good vibes" and make it even easier to repeat.
- CCCCeeeelll-a-brate good times...come on!
Everybody loves a winner...and so does your brain. Behavior rewarded, is behavior repeated. Each time you complete your TTIBA, be sure to celebrate it...pat yourself on the back, let out a big WhoooooHoooo! or anything else that feels good. This also reinforces your good vibrations. - Steady wins the race
Simply put, consistency is key! In fact, consistency trumps the size of the action about 100 fold....maybe even 1000! So steady as she goes, and you're sure to see progress.
Well, there you have it! These 5 quick tips are really just the tip of the iceberg, but effective none the less. For more detailed (and powerful) information on how to pummel procrastination for good, go to www.procrastination-cure.com and tell Wendy that Daneene sent you!
Happy Forward Motion!
~Daneene
Monday, March 23, 2009
Falling Off The Wagon
So, now what. First, and most importantly, I will not beat myself up about it. Compassionate evaluation is the key. Second, do a better job of dedicating time to blogging. We'll see how it goes.
Wish me luck!
