Relationships – Law of Attraction – Life Balance
Dr. Maya Angelou
Mariel Hemingway
Kim Kiyosaki
Marla Maples
and the list goes on…
I am going to an event called RISE…
It’s on Oct 2nd and 3rd in Los Angeles…
There will be so many amazing women RISING…
(And you just might see a certain amazing man there, inspiring and uplifting us all with his angelic voice.)
At this two-day event called *BraveHearts RISE* we can celebrate, network and create even more powerful alliances than you ever dreamed possible …all “live and in person!”
Dear Keith and Maura,
I just found your website and podcasts yesterday and they totally resonate with me.
I am a very active youthful 55. I was widowed suddenly at 32 with 2 babies. My soulmate died and I was lost and devastated. I banged around for 10 years raising my boys, working and trying to find a similar loving relationship as I had. I met losers, liars, cheaters, alcoholics, and abusers. I came from a pretty sheltered existence and didn’t do well in this strange world…
In your heart, how old do you feel? Do you think of yourself as young and vivacious (even though you might be well past the days of your youth?)
Meet Elsa. In the film ELSA & FRED, Elsa (age 82) behaves as though she is still in the prime of her life. In spite of what the mirror might tell her, in Elsa’s mind she is still a hot babe with dreams left to fulfill. One day, a sad widower moves into the apartment next door to Elsa, to face what he believes will be the remainder of his lonely life. Alfredo (Fred) is an introvert who frets obsessively about his health. He has led a predictable and dispassionate life. Elsa, on the other hand, has always lived for the moment, bordering on reckless. As an Argentine immigrant who married a younger man, she took a male stripper because her spouse lacked interesting vices. Now, in her golden years, Elsa has crossed the line between a vivid imagination and outright fibbing. Elsa aggressively pursues Fred, and although they aren’t necessarily a match made in heaven, what develops between the geriatric lovebirds is pure magic. This delightful love story will forever change the way you think about senior love.
ELSA & FRED is one of the latest releases from the Spiritual Cinema Circle. My husband and I have many friends and colleagues involved in this circle, and we finally got around to checking it out for ourselves. We recently viewed our first disk, and we can’t believe we waited this long to try it out. The films were really good! Then I spent some time on the website viewing trailers from the past year’s monthly movies, and I knew that I had to share this with everybody I could.
They have a FREE trial and you get ELSA & FRED plus 3 short films.
Here’s the description of one of the short films in this month’s collection:
Meet The Funkmeyers: A couple like no other. She’s 55; he’s 28. She’s Chinese; he’s a Jew. She’s wild and emotional; he was the state math winner. She bends spoons; he break-dances. She stopped wearing dentures; he gave away his possessions. Both are nearly blind, but they don’t wear glasses. They prefer bikes and buses to cars and taxis.
Many Blessings,
Coach Maura
Dear Keith and Maura,
I need your advice…
I, and the woman that I love, met four years ago and we started a long distance relationship. We both had another person in our lives and were unhappy. We looked to each other to make us happy. Four months into the relationship she left her man. I did not leave my woman. We continued the relationship and we opened our hearts and not our mouths. She went back and slept with her ex and it hurt me very much…
Not yet ready for coaching, but want to get started in a more positive direction for your life?
Many Blessings,
The mind/body connection has been proven over and over in scientific studies, yet many people still suffer needlessly from chronic conditions that severely limit their ability to have a fulfilling and joyful life. There are a wide variety of both conventional and holistic treatments available which can improve – or even completely heal – these conditions, but how do you know what is best for you? And how do you find the time and energy to do the research and follow the suggested programs, when you are already feeling exhausted and depleted…not to mention confused, angry, depressed, etc.?
If you are struggling with a life challenging illness, Empathic Healing could help you take your life back. Here’s how it works…
Dear Keith and Maura,
How can I have a better relationship with my husband? We seem to be growing apart, with the stresses of life we just don’t have any quality time anymore. He loves to play video games and I feel so left out. We don’t do anything together anymore. I am so unhappy and I don’t know what to do. I love my husband so much, we have been together for almost 13 years and we have two beautiful daughters…
Today, I am grateful for my amazing husband, my beautiful family, my strong immune system, my peaceful sanctuary, my talents and skills that allow me to help others, California sunshine, fragrant spring blossoms, sage water, fresh veggie pasta, magnesium, my phenomenal coaching clients, my new kitchen table, chocolate, second chances, and great opportunities.
What are you most grateful for today?
Why not make a list right now…
Many Blessings,
Do you give yourself credit for all the things you do well each day?
It’s easy to overlook all the good we do, and focus on what’s not working. You might accomplish ten things in one day, but because you didn’t complete something you really wanted to (or felt you “should”) you feel like a failure.
What did you do well today?
Why not make a list, and then congratulate yourself for a job well done!
Many Blessings,
