Let It Be and Letting Go

Me awaiting Sir Paul to begin

Here I am joyfully awaiting to see Sir Paul McCartney in S.F. on July 10th.

It was an amazing show and although every song felt like my favorite, Let It Be took the lead.

I encourage everyone reading this to read the words of the song. And then connect with something that you are ready to accept or let be.

When I find myself in times of trouble
Mother Mary comes to me
Speaking words of wisdom, let it be.
And in my hour of darkness
She is standing right in front of me
Speaking words of wisdom, let it be.
Let it be, let it be.
Whisper words of wisdom, let it be.

And when the broken hearted people
Living in the world agree,
There will be an answer, let it be.
For though they may be parted there is
Still a chance that they will see
There will be an answer, let it be.
Let it be, let it be. Yeah
There will be an answer, let it be.

And when the night is cloudy,
There is still a light that shines on me,
Shine on until tomorrow, let it be.
I wake up to the sound of music
Mother Mary comes to me
Speaking words of wisdom, let it be.
Let it be, let it be.
There will be an answer, let it be.
Let it be, let it be,
Whisper words of wisdom, let it be


Let it Be, Let it Go and Enjoy This Moment.

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I have been so blessed to meet many of my Pinky’s, women of Body Image Mastery and OnePinky.com.

And meeting Leslie Lewis Sword, avid student of OnePinky.com, was a total gift.

Tomorrow, I get to meet Gina who is doing her 102 day blog challenge here on the site.   I am thrilled to meet her and I really look forward to it.

I look forward to meeting all of you at some point and many of us will meet.

Please watch what Leslie and I have to share and enjoy!

Much Love, XO

Laura

P.S. A Loving Prayer that someone gave me years ago and the author is unknown. I adjusted a few things as the original prayer was too much about  hell and damnation, things I do not relate to nor teach.

Dear God,

Please help me to develop an interest in nutritionist and what my body needs to function beautifully for your glory. I choose to be wise in my eating habits and I choose your wisdom in the foods I put into my body.

I renounce my old habits of eating too much of one food to the exclusion of another. I renounce skipping meals and then binging at the next one. I renounce being ignorant about nutrition and how I eat. I renounce laziness and irresponsibility in food preparation. I renounce buying foods through lust and greed rather than in wisdom and understanding. I renounce stubbornness and rebellion against your divine plan for my nutrition and health. I renounce foods that are harmful for my body.

I love my body and take loving care of it and appreciate all the support that the universe has to offer me which is limitless.
I am conscious of what I eat, which is nutritious, healthy and loving for my body.

Amen

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Week 16-17- A Company vs. A Movement

Just imagine that we live in a world where all women’s self worth was dependent on who she is, rather than her body?

I am holding that world in the palm of my hand and am 100% committed to get make this vision a reality.

I hope you will continue to join me on this ride to discover who you are….and be part of this Body Image Revolution.

It will be worth it.

I can remember, with almost perfect clarity, what if felt like to release weight week after week after week when I was 24 years old. I had been obese through my entire childhood and as a teenager. I don’t have to tell you the pain that went along with being “the fat kid” – a lot of you either shared that pain, or share a different one, as we watch our own kids become part of the obesity epidemic and grow heavier and heavier. I often wondered why I had success at weight loss and so many others did not.

Ten pounds – twenty pounds – a hundred pounds – chances are that MOST of you who read this have struggled with weight loss, and the low body image and self esteem issues that go with it, for years of your life.

Since my early twenties that I haven’t worked to keep that weight off.  My commitment to keeping my weight off is about self love and self care, not just about liking being thin. And to inspire others to discover their own bodies in a new way. That work became so important to me that I have become a well known speaker and mentor in the transformational movement, and built two very successful companies to empower others. I am also privileged to have inspired hundreds of people to create permanent change in their lives with a NEW philosophy.

I share all of this because I know ONE thing above all others: I know that hating our bodies can never heal them.

However, something still needs to shift. For every one person who loses ten pounds, ten more are gaining it (or gaining it back). As Americans, we have literally shifted the scales of our lives toward obesity, diabetes, heart disease, poor self-esteem, low body image, and on and on and on. We need to shift those scales back. And so, I am making a shift in my own life to be part of that effort – that movement of the scales.

Our bodies are amazing. Have you ever been given any other gift that runs 24/7, works tirelessly without being taught, and will always provide a home for you? Your body will never turn you away – even after you’ve beaten it up, called it horrible names, degraded it, and even hated it. It will just stay there, supporting you endlessly. What lover would do that?

Yet women seem to find their bodies so unlovable. Skinny, fat, hairy, short—we call ourselves such unkind names. Every waking hour of our lives, we criticize and express frustration, displeasure and even hate. Why? Because our bodies are truly that hideous? Or is it just that it’s so much easier to condemn the problems that we face each day than to take loving responsibility to create change? Loving our bodies – ourselves – doesn’t have to be so hard.

Loving your body can be as simple as loving a single finger on your hand. When I began my personal weight loss journey, I could find nothing about myself to love. A friend suggested that I start with just one pinky. “You have to start somewhere,” she said. Twenty-two years later, that loving place to start has stayed with me, and I have discovered the joys of loving my entire body.

In response to the enormous lack of love and personal sustainability in our world and our bodies, I am starting a new journey. A Body Image Revolution. And I invite all of you who read this to join me, and to invite your own friends, colleagues and relatives to join also.

If you don’t think you could love your body, I ask you one question:

Could you start today by loving just One Pinky?

We all have to start somewhere so start with your sweet little Pinky finger.

Sending you buckets of love and more love,XO

Laura

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