Reinventing Myself.

[tadana]

I have been reinventing myself for some years now and find it is
simply a matter of putting one foot before the other and keep on
going. I used to get so overwhelmed by so many things before I
realised I needed to break everything down into smaller pieces and
focus just on one little piece at a time. "Its the journey and not the
destination" as they say. I followed much of the advise in
"reinventing myself" and use their meditations every day. Keeping calm
and actively perusing joy makes all the difference. I used to get so
caught up in what was wrong and rarely thought about anything
positive. It's amazing what an attitude shift can achieve

[shaun]

Hi Tadana

That sounds like a great idea. I would like to reivent myself and my life
any advice? I'd lke to read the book who's it by?

Best Wishes Shaun
PS Sorry, I returned message by 'reply' first time wasn't sure if you got
message first time, i'm new to posting.

Post by tadana
I have been reinventing myself for some years now and find it is
simply a matter of putting one foot before the other and keep on
going. I used to get so overwhelmed by so many things before I
realised I needed to break everything down into smaller pieces and
focus just on one little piece at a time. "Its the journey and not the
destination" as they say. I followed much of the advise in
"reinventing myself" and use their meditations every day. Keeping calm
and actively perusing joy makes all the difference. I used to get so
caught up in what was wrong and rarely thought about anything
positive. It's amazing what an attitude shift can achieve

[Erica A. Phillips]

Shaun,
Tada asked me to send you the title of the book I wrote...

Here is the link at amazon:

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/1403385475/qid=1068828997/sr=1-1/ref=sr_1_1/103-2582398-6388666?v=glance&s=books

Please send me your address and I will send you a signed book at no charge for
being so nice.

Signed,
Erica Phillips
(One foot is better than none)

On Tue, 11 Nov 2003 23:56:21 +0000 (UTC), wrote:

Hi Tadana

That sounds like a great idea. I would like to reivent myself and my life
any advice? I'd lke to read the book who's it by?

Best Wishes Shaun
PS Sorry, I returned message by 'reply' first time wasn't sure if you got
message first time, i'm new to posting.

Post by tadana
I have been reinventing myself for some years now and find it is
simply a matter of putting one foot before the other and keep on
going. I used to get so overwhelmed by so many things before I
realised I needed to break everything down into smaller pieces and
focus just on one little piece at a time. "Its the journey and not the
destination" as they say. I followed much of the advise in
"reinventing myself" and use their meditations every day. Keeping calm
and actively perusing joy makes all the difference. I used to get so
caught up in what was wrong and rarely thought about anything
positive. It's amazing what an attitude shift can achieve

[zed]

Hi Shaun
Sonya Green wrote Reinventing Myself and most of the info can be found
by keying in reinventingmyself. Great stuff. She has an excellent
healing CD out which I use in my Yoga courses and everyone in the
course loves it.

Post by Erica A. Phillips
Shaun,
Tada asked me to send you the title of the book I wrote...
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/1403385475/qid=1068828997/sr=1-1/ref=sr_1_1/103-2582398-6388666?v=glance&s=books
Please send me your address and I will send you a signed book at no charge for
being so nice.
Signed,
Erica Phillips
(One foot is better than none)
Hi Tadana
That sounds like a great idea. I would like to reivent myself and my life
any advice? I'd lke to read the book who's it by?
Best Wishes Shaun
PS Sorry, I returned message by 'reply' first time wasn't sure if you got
message first time, i'm new to posting.

Post by tadana
I have been reinventing myself for some years now and find it is
simply a matter of putting one foot before the other and keep on
going. I used to get so overwhelmed by so many things before I
realised I needed to break everything down into smaller pieces and
focus just on one little piece at a time. "Its the journey and not the
destination" as they say. I followed much of the advise in
"reinventing myself" and use their meditations every day. Keeping calm
and actively perusing joy makes all the difference. I used to get so
caught up in what was wrong and rarely thought about anything
positive. It's amazing what an attitude shift can achieve

[Erica A. Phillips]

Tada,
I wanted to send you this private email to say that I like what you have done
to yourself. You have been somewhat successful at putting one foot in front
of the other to keep going.

I used to get so overwhelmed by so many things before I realized that I needed
to break everything down into smaller pieces and focus just on one little
piece at a time. I've always said to my mother, father, uncles, and grandpa
Johnny that... "Its the journey and not the destination" as they say. I
followed much of the advise in "reinventing myself" and use their medications
every day. They don't like me using there prescriptions but I need to. I am
keeping calm and actively perusing joy makes all the difference. I used to get
so caught up in what was wrong and rarely thought about anything negative or
positive. It's amazing what an attitude shift can achieve. I am gone from
being 5 foot 3 inches, to 6 feet 1 inch in a matter of six months based on
your email below. You are an inspiration to me Tada.

Signed,
Erica Phillips
(are you a boy or girl?)


On 10 Nov 2003 16:14:54 -0800, wrote:

I have been reinventing myself for some years now and find it is
simply a matter of putting one foot before the other and keep on
going. I used to get so overwhelmed by so many things before I
realized I needed to break everything down into smaller pieces and
focus just on one little piece at a time. "Its the journey and not the
destination" as they say. I followed much of the advise in
"reinventing myself" and use their meditations every day. Keeping calm
and actively perusing joy makes all the difference. I used to get so
caught up in what was wrong and rarely thought about anything
positive. It's amazing what an attitude shift can achieve

[SonyaG]

Im a little confused about your posting as I do not know who you are.
I am concerned that you are using my name and suggesting you are
writing on my behalf. You have asked a member for their address to
post them my book. I would strongly suggest that no one ever gives out
an address or personal details in a group posting. You have also
suggested that you have been using the Reinventing myself Medication.
The original writer referred to Meditation NOT Medication. I have not
ever recommended medication in my pages. Maybe you are a genuine
person with good intention but please be responsible for your own
advice and do not use me as your source. Should the original writer
wish to contact me directly I would be more than happy to answer your
queries.

Post by Erica A. Phillips
Tada,
I wanted to send you this private email to say that I like what you have done
to yourself. You have been somewhat successful at putting one foot in front
of the other to keep going.
I used to get so overwhelmed by so many things before I realized that I needed
to break everything down into smaller pieces and focus just on one little
piece at a time. I've always said to my mother, father, uncles, and grandpa
Johnny that... "Its the journey and not the destination" as they say. I
followed much of the advise in "reinventing myself" and use their medications
every day. They don't like me using there prescriptions but I need to. I am
keeping calm and actively perusing joy makes all the difference. I used to get
so caught up in what was wrong and rarely thought about anything negative or
positive. It's amazing what an attitude shift can achieve. I am gone from
being 5 foot 3 inches, to 6 feet 1 inch in a matter of six months based on
your email below. You are an inspiration to me Tada.
Signed,
Erica Phillips
(are you a boy or girl?)
I have been reinventing myself for some years now and find it is
simply a matter of putting one foot before the other and keep on
going. I used to get so overwhelmed by so many things before I
realized I needed to break everything down into smaller pieces and
focus just on one little piece at a time. "Its the journey and not the
destination" as they say. I followed much of the advise in
"reinventing myself" and use their meditations every day. Keeping calm
and actively perusing joy makes all the difference. I used to get so
caught up in what was wrong and rarely thought about anything
positive. It's amazing what an attitude shift can achieve