Miley Cyrus
It
was revealed to the world in 2009 that Miley Cyrus had tachycardia, a
heart condition that causes her heart to beat faster than normal. She told MTV
that “the type of tachycardia I have isn’t dangerous. It won’t hurt
me, but it does bother me. There is never a time on stage when I’m not
thinking about my heart.” Maybe she should consider slowing down because
she is loved by so many and everyone wishes that her heart will beat
forever. Who’s kidding because nothing can stop Miley. She marches to
the beat of her own drum.
Jon Hamm
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Mad Men
star, Jon Hamm, announced to the public that he has a nasty case of
vitiligo, which is a disease that causes the loss of skin color in
blotches. According to
Toronto Sun, he made a statement
about his discolored looking hands. “I have vitiligo. It’s
stress-oriented. It comes and goes and waxes and wanes. This did not
exist before the show.” I hope all his efforts towards an Emmy award
were worth it.
In an effort to fully compete in a man's world, contemporary women have
become alpha females. We rely on masculine traits--the testosterone
energies of action, focus, determination, and self-reliance--to create
success and achieve our goals. We are now coming to realize that while
we have mastered these means for pursuing our dreams, we have neglected
the equally valuable and complementary energies of magnetism,
receptivity, and intuition--the Magnetic Female. In "Life Shift," Aleta
presents her techniques for breaking through our emotional blocks and
allowing our Magnetic Female and alpha energies to interact and
harmonize with each other. She teaches skills that open the doors to a
powerful co-creative relationship between these two forces within us and
guides us to use these tools to identify our desires, engage our
dreams, and realize our destinies.
Life Shift: Let Go and Live Your Dream
Paula Deen
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A
personality in the world of cooking – Paula Deen once battled
depression and then agoraphobia for two decades. After being married at
18, pregnant at 19 and orphaned at 23, she because severely depressed
leading her to stay in her home, cooking. “I could concentrate on what
was in my pots and block out what was in my head,” CONTINUE READING
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