Posts by Greg

Book Review–Dancing At The Shame Prom–A Midlife Must Read

Posted by on Oct 17, 2012 in Book Reviews, Women Playing Big | 4 comments

Shame doesn’t get much respect out in the open. That’s the problem with shame, it’s meant to be hidden, we are meant to hide parts of us because of the things we attach shame to. The subtitle of this wonderful collection of shame exposing stories is, “Sharing the stories that kept us small.” The writers [...]

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My Midlife Face Is Looking Good

Posted by on Sep 26, 2012 in Anti-Aging, Beauty, Products I love | 0 comments

My Midlife Face Is Looking Good

Thanks to Nerium. I swear I didn’t want to try yet another cream promising “exceptional results” in 90 days but since a good friend, someone I trust, and someone whose skin has been looking extra happy lately recommended it I thought I’d give it a try. I was given that oh so delicate and prone [...]

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Enough! It’s Time To Make Some Noise for the Health of the World

Posted by on Jun 27, 2012 in Coaching Midlife, Current Affairs, Diabetes, Heart Disease, Living with a Vengeance, Success At Midlife | 0 comments

Enough! It’s Time To Make Some Noise for the Health of the World

Enough! Ten thousand or more people beating the same drum do not make it the truth. What is “it” Greg? The conventional wisdom about what constitutes healthy food and the way to create health. “It” is the rampant pimping of pharmaceuticals as the way to longevity or god forbid, prevention of disease. Think vaccines for [...]

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Big Pharma Takes An Important Doctor and Autism Expert Down!

Posted by on May 27, 2012 in Book Reviews, Current Affairs, Docs I Respect, Drugs | 2 comments

Big Pharma Takes An Important Doctor and Autism Expert Down!

Dr. Andrew Wakefield,  ”in pursuit of the possible links between childhood vaccines, intestinal inflammation, and neurologic injury in children, lost his job in the Department of Medicine at London’s Royal Free Hospital, his country, his career, and his medical license.” Why are you reading about this here? Because it’s part of my bigger mission to [...]

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Veggies, Cupcakes and the Southern Migration!-Another Journal Entry

Posted by on May 4, 2012 in Coaching Midlife, Eating, Guest Posts, Weight loss | 0 comments

Veggies, Cupcakes and the Southern Migration!-Another Journal Entry

The scale is unpredictable, but the tape measure NEVER lies. Good news! The Southern Migration has started! I lost two inches off my lower half in the past couple of weeks, even as the scale seemed to flail around a bit. Part of that was my doing, and part of it was — hell, I [...]

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