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Lunch is ON ME™
Our Healthy Relationship Activism Movement will be spearheaded with our launch of Lunch is ON ME™. I will be your host. Join me for a 30 minute engaging and inspiring telephone conversation (i.e. teleseminar) during your lunch hour every Wednesday. Not only will you be able to eat your lunch while listening in, but you will also be emotionally filled with the stimulation and motivation that we typically crave by lunchtime in order to make it through the day—or week, for that matter.
Our topics will cover any and everything related to relationships! We’ll start off with a tip of the week, move into the keynote presentation, and finally we’ll either open the call up for questions/comments. This will all happen within 30 minutes, although we will have an allotted 1 hour in the instance that there are questions/comments. Miss the call one week—no worries. All calls will be recorded.
Virtual Book Tour Schedule - His Ingredient Label: A Woman's Guide to Recognizing A Junk Food Man
The Virtual Book Tour: July 26th – August 1st
Monday - July 26, 2010
Thoughts On Being Seen
Diary of a Dating Diva
Tuesday - July 27, 2010
Press Release: Healthy Relationship Activist Jennifer Tardy Launches Virtual Book Tour to Promote New Book: His Ingredient Label--A Woman’s Guide to Recognizing a Junk Food Man.
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Jameka S.
Is This A Long Distance Relationship Or Long Distance Infidelity?
Dear HEET:
I have been in a long distance relationship for almost 2 years. We talk, email and text each other every single day. We see each other about once a month, if we are able. We try to meet up in the middle. In the past two years he has been to my place a few times, but I’ve only been to his once. We talk about me moving to where he lives and our overall future together. But I just can’t seem to get over the fact that he never really asks me to come to his house. I sometimes wonder if he has something to hide, but we are always talking—even during the weekends and for hours at a time. This situation makes me sad. How can he want me to live with him if he barely wants me to visit? We argue a lot about this, but he keeps saying that he’s trying to find the right time (since he travels so much).
Is Cheating Inevitable Among Men?
Dear HEET,
From the Editor: I’ve run across so many women (single and married) who say and feel that all men will cheat—eventually. They say that it’s “human nature,” so to say. Obviously, as a Healthy Relationship Activist, I do not believe this, but would love to hear your take on this matter. What do you have to say to those who inherently believe that cheating is inevitable and that there is no such thing as a good man?
~Miss Healthy Relationship Activist
Kenyada Says: I feel men cheat because of one (or both) of the following reasons: (1) selfishness and (2) pain/anger. The first reason needs no explanation.
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His Ingredient Label Reviews
Womensselfesteem.com highly recommends: 'His Ingredient Label' as an excellent knowledge base and resource for all women, single or otherwise, in the fact that we never graduate from the school of life including relationships. It has been proven over time that we learn more effectively by example...let this book be your example to learn from. Awareness, preparation and knowledge have always been the keys to any successful relationship~"
-www.WomensSelfEsteem.com - Dorothy Lafrinere
"Very interesting concept and the excerpts from childhood and up---are amazing...I like the book, it makes a lot of sense!"
-Resa
“J.M. Tardy touched on topics and issues that seemed to be talking to me…and I kicked myself when she mentioned, the “cigarette man”…you know, the one that is CLEARLY no good for you?! The author’s perspective was fresh and on point. I recommend this book to women of ALL ages.”
- Ravenna
"Reading Jennifer Tardy's book His Ingredient Label is like talking to your most sensible girlfriend. Women addicted to 'junk food men' will find the book serves up a healthy portion of common sense that can help them recognize their habits and make better choices in the future."
-Olive L. Sullivan, editor, Sullivan Ink.
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