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Sweet music wafting over the Seine, a balmy Parisian night, and a glass of Bordeaux. Why, merci, don't mind if I do. Everyone should make a trip to the City of Light and Love, but not to see the sights (although they are gorgeous). "Doing Paris" is about more than finding a great cheese place – it's about finding yourself. I went in with some serious preconceived notions about who I was and how much better I would be if I could be more continental (the oh-la-la kind of continental). In that respect, my journey to become French was a fiasco. I learned that I will never be French. What surprised me however, is why that's a good thing. What surprised me even more is how we can all take a page out of the book of being French, without being French. Or definitely not French in my case. Still visit Paris though. Because…Paris.
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Are you exhausted from this political season and all of the hate, fear and personal attacks? Do you have family members or friends who see things very differently? Are you personally angry and scared about what's happening in the world? If so, Tonya has finally given in to her commitment to NOT talk about this political season after being asked by so many people, "How are you handling these emotional times with a positive attitude?" In this podcast, Tonya shares the 8-steps she's taking to remain calm, joyful and passionate even when she's surrounded by what feels like such opposite states. They are practical and life-changing practices that can be applied to all areas of life, not just this presidential election.
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Life can get hectic. There are deadlines to meet. Children to raise. A job to show up for. Business to run. Bills to pay. We live in a society that drives ambition and success over time and quality, which can make a woman afraid to stop for five seconds to appreciate a sunset, much less an entire day at the beach. Our feminine hearts crave everyday beauty, yet we don't take the time or create the space to tend to this need. The result is stress, boredom, frustration and all sorts of other negative emotions that deprive us even more of experiencing the beauty of our everyday lives. In this podcast, Tonya turns to one of her sources of inspiration, France, to share a French feminine secret that guides how she lives her days and has helped her thrive in all areas of her life. It's these small simple actions paired with awareness that will certainly elevate the quality of an ordinary day.
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Do you constantly pressure yourself to be happy? Do you avoid uncomfortable emotions? Are you feeling like you'll never "be there?" If so, it's time to get some French inspiration and discover why chasing happiness is the worst advice ever, and what to do instead.
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Do you constantly feel overwhelmed? Is time something you never seem to have enough of? Are you not taking care of yourself? In this episode, Tonya shares how the French culture inspired her to start taking time for leisure. And, when you do, the world doesn't fall apart. If anything, it becomes more rich and full. Ready to take the challenge?
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Have you created a vision board, only to find that your vision is still just a dream? While it's fun to cut and paste your dreams onto a sheet of paper, vision boards are a waste of time if you don't do show up for your vision. While Tonya does firmly believe in the law of attraction, she equally believes in the law of action. Listen to this episode to hear Tonya's story of her first and last vision board. You'll gain inspiration about how to take your vision and make it a reality.
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If you don't like standing in long lines with a big group of other tourists, discover ways to experience Paris like a local.
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There's so much written and taught about the concept of self-love. But, have you stopped to consider why it's so important? In this powerful podcast, Tonya explains why cultivating self-love is the most determining factor in a person's success. She shares not only the internal aspect of cultivating self-love, but also gives you samples of way you can treat yourself as your own lover. And, when you do, life becomes so much more fun!
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Have you ever tried to put on your favorite jeans and find that they no longer fit? If so, do you, like many women spiral into doom and gloom? Tonya shares her story of tight jeans and how she was able to find her "sweet spot" that allowed her to slide back into them with ease without dieting or drama. In this podcast, you'll learn what the "sweet spot" is and why it's so important for a woman to be able to clearly know how to get back into hers when things don't go right. As Tonya says, "The worst thing that can happen with tight jeans is what happens in your own mind."
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The word bikini can bring up feelings of anxiety, dread and hopelessness. Each year, women around the world try and fix their bodies so that they can feel worthy of enjoying their summer. In this podcast, Tonya shares how a summer in St. Tropez inspired her to create the perfect bikini season.
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