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Tell a
Friend About Over 40 and Loving It!
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As we recover
from the Great Recession, money, work, and the state of the economy continue
to be the top sources of stress for most Americans, according to the American
Psychological Association's 2010 Stress in America survey. High levels
of stress can lead to inflammation, contributing to increased risk for stroke,
arthritis, type 2 diabetes and other health issues. During these
economic times, it is important to find ways to manage your stress.
Check next week for more tips to help deal with stress! Click
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5 Steps to a Better YOU!
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Take a look in the
mirror. (Tape an old picture of yourself to the mirror. Use this as a motivational tool . . . it works!)
(See
"About Me" page).
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Write down 5 things
you'd like to change about yourself. (Need to lose a few
pounds?; Perhaps a new hairdo or hair color?; A complete makeover?;
A new wardrobe?; etc., etc.)
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Be realistic about your
changes. (Don't set impossible goals!)
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Set aside time for your
goals. (Commitment is key to your success!)
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Stick to it and do it!
Ladies . . . if you're tired
of losing your men to younger women . . . do something about it! Give him something worth coming home to.
Do what you did to get
him! So often we forget what caught his eye in the beginning of
the relationship. Get back to basics! When he married you,
he could barely keep his hands off you! Ask yourself what happened
to the passion you both once felt? Perhaps it's as simple as losing
a few pounds. Whatever it took to get him . . . is going to
take to keep him! Think about it. When he married you,
if you were an extremely sexy woman, and over time (perhaps after a baby
or two), you've allowed yourself to blossom 3 or 4 sizes larger . . .
you're no longer that sexy woman he married! That's why I choose
to use old pictures of myself as a constant reminder that if I once
possessed sex appeal . . . I can keep it . . . and so can you! So
go to the photo album and select several photos of yourself in the early
days of your relationship, and challenge yourself to recapture that sex
appeal that once drove him wild!
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