Cherrie

A certified empowerment coach, analyst/programmer, author, blogger, geek, & a hot mom who has Obsessive Cullen Disorder & loves anything organic and green!

11 responses to “Mom Tips: Are You Ignorant Or Enlightened?”

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    Lena says:

    Thank you for your comment on my BD post. I have heard that about purses too. My grandmother was always superstitious about putting her purse on the floor, so I always try to hang it up. If I have to put it on the floor for some reason I usually put it on a seat cover. Hopefully that keeps it kind of clean.
    This is the first time visiting your blog. I really like what you wrote. It is very thought provoking and, I think, very true. Glad I stopped by.

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    Edith Bas Lehmann says:

    A “Hot Mom” means….Having a personal style-one who doesn’t dress too young, nor too old for her age; one who knows it is essential to take the time to get a professional color and cut, to make her look refreshed and younger eventhough she’s busy with family and job; someone who finds the perfect mix of sex appeal and class; a mom who knows the importance of working out-both for her health and looks; she can put all the serious stuff aside and have fun and laugh with her kids; she knows how to be happy, & well-rounded, and finds activities or hobbies that she enjoys, and get out and do it.

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    We are not responsible for the first thought that pops into our head, but we are responsible for the second thought. When I have a negative thought pop into my head, I try to shift into ‘observer mode’. “There’s Debbie, having a silly thought again.” This way I don’t judge myself, and then I quickly replace it with a positive thought. Or several positive thoughts.

    Thanks for the great post.
    .-= Debbie Lattuga´s last blog ..Gratitude Walk =-.

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    Karla Bond says:

    Great post! I think when you say it’s okay to have a negative thought but don’t have to make it real is key. For me I always have negative thoughts, which I am trying to change, some I make real and some I tell to bugger off. It’s hard to do sometimes. I would love to get to the place where I just ignore the negative side all the time and turn positive.

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    Eren Mckay says:

    It’s amazing to me how people love to blame anyone and anything for the negativity when all they need to do is get the courage to look inside themselves. Looking at ourselves is sometimes a painful thing to do at first, but then it becomes a liberating experience. Facing our fears, our doubts, our own issues…. We can do anything if we just believe.
    Loved your words- very encouraging.
    Blessings,
    Eren
    .-= Eren Mckay´s last blog ..Sweet Poem for Mother’s Day =-.

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    Melanie says:

    Positive thinking is something that I try my best to do. It’s not always easy, but I feel I’ve seen the results of it in the past.

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    It is so true that most do not realize the power they possess or that it is that very power that is attracting everything they have and that is happening to them, instead in their ignorance they do just as you say blame anyone and everyone else.

    If they could only see the light.

    “Dream, Believe, Become…”
    .-= Tracey Keefer´s last blog ..The Charles Schulz Philosophy! A Theoretical Perspective =-.

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    Jacqueline Gates from inner goddess says:

    It can be scary to think of how much influence we moms have over HOW our children think, and therefore how they perceive the world.
    I grew up in a very ‘lack thinking’ household, and have struggled to correct my thinking so as not to pass it on to my kids.
    Without this insight, I would be perpetuating all the things I Don’t Want! So glad to know better!
    .-= Jacqueline Gates@inner goddess´s last blog ..How I became a Goddess, working for Starbucks for $7 an hour =-.

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    Wendy says:

    Great Post!

    Nice to know I am a Hot Mom!