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- Relationships 101: Why Does My Co-Worker Hate Me?
- You Probably Don't Miss Him. You Miss Who You Thought He Was.
- Never Miss Your Message For Fear of the Messenger!
- Realistically, Sex & the City is No Different than Sex in the Suburbs!!
- We’re Learning that "What Chili Wants" Isn’t Necessarily What She Needs!
- Will & Jada Smith Create A Family Business Plan
- I’m Enjoying Your Company, but Are We Compatible?
- Losing A Connection to Find Love
- Never Listen to Advice Based in Personal Fear!
- Breaking Up is Hard to Do
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Favorite Dating/Engaged Couple of the Quarter
(Engaged) Whitney & Larry, Smithfield, VA
Their Secret to a Healthy Relationship:
"Friendship...definitely"
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With Whom Can You Feel Perfect Vulnerability?
This question is regarding the feeling of vulnerability. I’ve met women with so much love inside. Each woman tends to have the same common denominator. They have so much love to give, but are awaiting the right person to give all of their love to. When I say all of their love, I mean an uncontrollable, uncontainable, and unconditional love. This love is so deep, so wide and so massive that there’s no other way to describe it than to say a Godly love. And when you finally feel comfortable enough to give it to someone, this is what I consider perfect vulnerability. Who wouldn’t want that? But how many are free enough to allow it?
Never Miss Your Message For Fear of the Messenger!
Submitted by Jennifer Tardy on August 2, 2010 - 1:00am
Skepticism is a great way of guarding yourself. You know what I’m talking about when I say skepticism, right? I mean your disbelief, doubting, and/or cynicism of someone or something. Somewhere in our environment someone taught us that not everyone should be trusted. To an extent, this makes sense with this world that we now live in. You know…the con artists, fakes, manipulators, and deceivers? Being taught not to naively believe everything and everyone was for our own good. But, when did ‘not everyone should be trusted’ turn into ‘no one should be trusted’?
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
Do You Really Know Who You Are Dating?
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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