Hi, I’m Nadia Giordana. I’m an author, mentor, and lifestyle strategist. It’s my job to equip women in midlife with the tools they need to reactivate their sidelined personal life goals and create new chapters in their lives using my customizable Lifestyle GPS System (TM).
Several years ago, baby boomer Barb Greenberg suddenly found herself divorced and alone after thirty-three years of marriage. She worked through her pain, found healing and wholeness and eventually found a way to share what she had learned with other women in similar situations. She and I had a conversation recently about how she rebuilt her life and how her process paralleled the principles in my upcoming book, Reinventing New Chapters in Your Life at any Age: 7 Steps to Making it Happen. This is how our conversation went: (To read this article, click here.)
Kathryn Mayleen Holmes’ resilient spirit gave her the courage to conquer challenges few of us ever endure. She came out on the other
side of the rainbow with renewed faith and a surprising new chapter in her life as an author. I had the pleasure of hearing Kathi’s story in person. This is what she shared about her ordeal:
Nadia: Kathi, You’ve been through something few people will ever have to face. I’d like you to tell us what happened, and how you went from being paralyzed to walking again. I’d like to hear how you changed your situation as it relates to the seven principles we’re talking about in my upcoming book, Reinventing New Chapters in Your Life at any Age:7 Steps to Making it Happen. #1) Reshaping a healthier body and attitude. Kathi, what do you think were the catalysts that gave you the mental and emotional strength to believe you could walk again?
Continue reading this interview on Examiner.com.
Sid Korpi in coffin at 50th birthday party
Author and film and stage actress Sid Korpi, is far too talented and accomplished for this author to take credit for anything more than being an inspiration and catalyst for her recent weight loss (which catapulted her into an exciting new chapter in her life). That’s good enough for me. I recently had a private interview with Sid in connection with my 2012 book release, Reinventing New Chapters in Your Life at any Age, and how she personifies the 7 steps outlined therein. This is how the interview went: Continue reading on Examiner.com.
My guest today is the very exciting, Basia Fuller. Basia will be talking with us about her life and her book, Sexty Something, which was written in collaboration with Kevin O’Donnell. It’s a fascinating story. Her parents were WWII spies. She was raised in a refugee camp. She was abused as a teenager. She broke through the glass ceiling in the British business world. She went to America and made a fortune. She was shot at and kidnapped. She was broken and bankrupt. She rose to walk the red carpet. She built a real estate fortune which crashed when her health and mind succumbed to the travails of her life. Once more she pulled herself up by her bootstraps and rebuilt her life. In her fifties she found the man of her dreams. Finally, in her sixties she risked it all one more time and came out a winner in business and in life. Click here to read the entire interview.
Martine Brennan is a life and business coach in County Kerry, Ireland. She is also a qualified counselor and psychotherapist who formerly worked with people living with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder in London, England.
Welcome Martine. Let’s get right to it. Naturally the first question I want to ask you is what was going on in your life that made you decide to write a book about happiness?
Martine: Thanks for having me, Nadia. Five years ago my whole world turned upside down. I was lost in grief and couldn’t find my way out. After about ten months, I was standing at my kitchen window and I saw a robin on the clothesline. For several minutes, I was entranced… Click here to read the entire interview at Examiner.com.
In today’s interview, Gabriele Kushi shar
es important information about how to use the foods you eat to successfully manage menopause in a healthy and natural way. Gabriele Kushi holds the credentials, BFA, MEA, CHC and AADP. She is the director of Kushi’s Kitchen and author of Embracing Menopause Naturally. She is an internationally renowned lecturer on healing with natural foods and macrobiotics. She is a board certified holistic health practitioner, macrobiotic counselor, and natural nutrition cooking instructor. Gabriele has a studio in Minneapolis, Minnesota and offers long distance programs worldwide. Read the interview.
Jean Denham decided to reinvent her life and go to chef school at a time when many of her peers were planning their retirements. To read the entire article and learn about her journey and her new book release, click here.
Do you have a book in you that’s waiting to get out? Would you like to write for newspapers or magazines, either locally in your own neighborh
ood or perhaps nationally? Maybe you’re not quite sure what form your writing will take because you don’t know where or how to start. Read on to learn how one woman sorted out these issues: Writing Success: Deconstructing the maze by Lynn Garthwaite, Minneapolis Writing Examiner.
And if you or someone you know has a passion for writing, and is looking for more exposure, why don’t you try writing for Examiner.com? Follow this link for more information: http://exm.nr/ttMmtm.
More Magazine’s Re-invent Yourself television special hosted by journalist, Lee Woodruff, is coming to your town. Don’t miss the inspiring TV special featuring women who chose to change their lives for the better and what they learned along the way. CLICK HERE to see the local listings for date and time.
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