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Saturday, March 15, 2014
Friday, March 14, 2014
There is a positive and negative to everything
Hey guys, so this past week I was mentoring a client of mine, who I obviously happen to care deeply about! She has been so negative lately on herself. I had to point out the incredible action she has done since committing to living The Earth Diet lifestyle! She has lost weight and her health has improved overall - but it is not good enough - for her!
***I talk about my client like this because I have permission to do so. My clients name is Debbie and she has started her own blog which she does every day! She is determined to save her life as she is obese, has heart disease and diabetes. Debbie wants to live the rest of her life as healthy as she can. She is so inspiring, her blog is www.EarthDietblogs.com/DebbieSavesHerLife
So Be assured when you email me health questions that they remain private unless you give permission to share them online.
So as we were speaking I pointed out that the mind/ego may never be satisfied and that we need to train it to be. We need to celebrate milestones and not be so hard on ourselves.
We must do the things we know that will make us feel better and be healthier, and then appreciate ourselves once we have done it.
Life is not always fun and exciting and happy. Life can also be dark, and so so painful. Everyone experiences it. Just like the light and dark experience of life, we also experience positive and negative thoughts!
For example, if there is a negative thought like "You have totally wasted your life, you are 40 years old and 20 pounds overweight." The positive thought to this could be "I am grateful that I can walk and breathe and talk FREELY for if I were in hospital on a breathing machine that would be much harder. I am grateful I have a new opportunity to lose weight - and feel better for the rest of my life - and I have hundreds of Earth Diet recipes to assist with that haha!!!"
When we get stuck in a negative thought it is very hard to move forward or feel better. When stuck in negativity just acknowledge that's what is happening and know it will pass.
There is a solution to everything.
Here is a great affirmation by Louise Hay.
I suggested my client dance for at least 5 minutes everyday, as by the end of the week that is a total of 35 minutes of exercise and feeling good.
Nutrition wise I suggested she drink more fluids like juice and smoothies to assist her body in absorbing high amounts of nutrition with every meal!
Debbie is such an inspiration to me and others! At 60 she did not give up on her life, she is determined to lose weight, heal her heart and improve her diabetes so she can enjoy the rest of her life with joy, and more positive then negative thoughts.
What do you think... At what percentage should we think positive thoughts and what percentage of negative thoughts? 50% / 50%
On the one hand, life is so exciting tomorrow I am going to make delicious chicken wings and then there is brown rice pasta oh boy good healthy foods excite me, but on the other hand can this life experience be over already? I'd like to be star dust already! Haha!
The point is whenever we have a negative thought and then get stuck in it we can explore what the positive thought is, remember there is always an opposite, so we have a choice where to dwell!
Positive thoughts make a really really healthy body whereas negative thoughts create a tired, drained, acidic body where if untreated for a long period of time can lead to diseases of any kind.
Treat yourself with more positive thoughts everyday, find your balance where you are fulfilled with life, and make sure to get loads and loads and loads and loads and loads and loads and loads and loads of nutrition!
Obviously when we put good stuff into our bodies, life is going to be easier, there will be more joy and lightness, and positive thoughts flow easier!
"Good food and good thoughts is good medicine!" That is in my new book!
Love Liana !
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Whole30 // Before & After
November to this morning (Mid March) this is my "something is better then nothing" pic. I still have a lot of work to do, and I haven't been 100% with my clean eating but MOST of the time I choose clean, whole foods. Whole30 changed my mindset and it's always on my brain, encouraging me to make healthier decisions. All you guys who are too scared of the strict rules, at least start somewhere! I hate posting these, but I love seeing them, so crazy motivating!
Having fun on Instagram!
I have been having so much fun with my new Instagram account lately and have been wondering if you guys have Instagram?
One of my favorite smoothies ever! Berries mixed with water, raw honey, almond butter and cacao powder!
I am using it as a fun place to post photos of food, travel, what I'm up to and empowering messages! It is such a FUN social network!
Here are some of my favorite posts since I started Instagram!
Watching myself on Fox News haha with Carol Alt talking about "Natures Candy"!
Join me at www.Instagram.com/LianaWernerGray
Let's have fun together! :) !
228 days to book launch wowza!
Love Liana
Thursday, March 13, 2014
Whole30 Recipe // Grilled Sweet Potato, Bacon, & Spinach Turkey Burger
Grilled sweet potato, spinach, bacon turkey burgers with guac and pico on a bed of more spinach!
Burger Recipe here.
Wednesday, March 12, 2014
Tuesday, March 11, 2014
Whole30 Recipe // The Best Chicken
Prepping a brine for "the best chicken" tonight via the clothes make the girl. 8 cups water, 3 Tbs salt, 2 cloves garlic, 1 Tbs coconut aminos, 1 bay leaf, 1 tsp coriander, 1 tsp cumin, 1 tsp whole black peppercorn. Once salt dissolves, add 2 pounds chicken breast, let sit in fridge for at least 2 hours. Mine will be there all day! The longer the better.
Whisked up a spice blend to coat the brined chicken, this mix is 1 Tbs cumin, 1 Tbs curry powder,
1 Tbs chili powder, 1/2 tsp cinnamon, 1/2 tsp black pepper. mix and coat brined chicken in the mixture before tossing it on the grill.
So "the best chicken" is definitely a winner, SO much flavor and it's got a spicy kick! I added the moroccan dipping sauce for the chicken & salad dressing (I used 1/10 of what is pictured) it's 1/3 c evoo, 1/4 c lemon juice, 1 tsp garlic, 1/2 tsp cumin, 1/4 tsp paprika, 1/4 tsp salt and a tiny bunch of cilantro.
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