Wednesday, 17 March, 2010
Lifestyle of the Famous Jacque Reid
Jacque Reid joins us on the Ladies Let’s Talk series. She is a well known journalist, television and radio personality who was the lead anchor for BET Nightly News from 2001-2005. You can find her at Jacque Reid Media, co-hosting the D. L. Hughley Morning Show, and on her latest venture the reality show Let’s Talk about PEP. You can tell Jacquehas a full and very busy schedule so it’s a pleasure to have the opportunity to speak with her. In addition, Jacque says it‘s more than just news, it’s about real life. We are talking about “real life” and lifestyle behaviors.
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Tuesday, 22 September, 2009
At some point you decided or is considering having an Internet presence through the use of a blog or website. The development of an interactive, content rich and up to date blog and website is an ongoing process if you want to attract visitors, encourage them to stay and have them opt in to your call to action.
This blog, as you know, has changed over time. It is presently undergoing revision and tweaking to make it easy for you to navigate and for me to publish information that you can use in creating lifestyles of wellness for yourselves, your families and your businesses. I appreciate your patience while this development is underway!
This development and revision reminded me of article written (Jan. 6, 2009) by Karyn Greenstreet which I share with you below. Rather than write an excerpt of the article, with Karyn’s permission, I’ve written it in it’s entirety. It’s worth a read!
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Wednesday, 24 September, 2008
World Heart Day 2008 – ‘Know Your Risk’ – is a call to action to help people better understand their personal risk for cardiovascular disease, including hypertension (high blood pressure). It will be held on Sunday, 28 September. Heart health screening and other activities for the public are being planned in over one hundred countries worldwide.
Risky Business: The Importance of Prevention & Wellness Coaching
It is a known fact that more women die of heart disease than cancer. So why do we, as women,. risk our lives by not consistently practicing preventive measures?
The Earth Times reported that a “new survey of men and women
age 40 and older in the United States revealed a significant gap between
people’s desire to avoid taking risks with their health, and the percentage Read More…
