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<\/a><\/p>\nFrom “A Call to Action”:\u00a0The Short No B.S. Guide to Changing Your Life Forever<\/a><\/p>\n I really want to try this recipe from My Bizzy Kitchen. It looks amazing:\u00a0Gyros Pita\u00a0Burgers<\/a>. But then, most of the stuff she posts looks delicious to me!<\/p>\n This was a great post from one of my favorite bloggers, Lori:\u00a0Waking up in a Victoria Secret body<\/a><\/p>\n This post about “Asking for Help<\/a>” was really thought provoking for me. It made me think about some of the challenges I had when I was starting to lose my weight. I definitely asked my friends and family for help. But for me, that help meant just be supportive. I didn’t want to go out to restaurants or happy hours with friends because I was tempted to eat “bad” things so my friends were AWESOME and we hung out doing other things that didn’t involve food. That was very very helpful.<\/p>\n I also liked “The Rule of 5 – Your Associations<\/a>“. The writer’s posts are often insightful and spark good conversation. “Whether you\u2019re aware of it or not, the people around you have an influence on you, and depending on how conscious you are of this \u2013 it could be significant! The rule of 5 states that you are the combined average of the 5 people you spend the most time with \u2013 your closest peers. That could be the average income, health, attitude or even the average jokes, so if you\u2019re spending time with people who have awful jokes \u2013 don\u2019t expect yours to be any better!” <–So true!<\/p>\n I LOVED THIS POST!\u00a0Women And Weight Training \u2013 An Enigma<\/a>\u00a0Every woman must read it. He also wrote another good one:\u00a0How To Keep Your Fitness And Weight Loss Motivation<\/a><\/p>\n I’ve also read some pretty interesting books of late.<\/p>\n 1. When She Woke<\/a> by Hillary Jordan<\/p>\n This book was a chilling futuristic novel that was a little too close to home. Sometimes I wonder if society is heading this way…Scary.<\/p>\n 2. Sharp Objects<\/a> by Gillian Flynn<\/p>\n I loved her other book, Gone Girl, and it’s a book that has stayed with me long after I finished reading it. The characters she’d developed in that one were so complex and evil. I didn’t think any of her other books would compare. Sharp Objects was her debut novel and I think it was even better than Gone Girl. It was, by far, the darkest book I’ve ever read. Sometimes when people discuss a scary book or movie, they describe chills it gave them. This is the first time I’ve actually experienced physical chills and a sinking stomach at reading the horror in this book. Definitely makes it to my top 20 of all time books. Truly terrifying.<\/p>\nNow For The Books<\/h3>\n
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