Payday Loans Online No Credit Check No Faxing Payday Loans Online No Credit Check No Faxing
Jessica York shares her personal experience navigating the entertainment & fitness industries. She tells us that the media’s portal of extreme skinniness is unrealistic for many woman and can be unhealthy. Being “under fat” can be just as dangerous as being obese. In this candid conversation Corey blushes when he tells Jessica how attractive she is and then she makes fun of him for his chicken legs. They remind us that we are all human!
Corey Jenkins asks Jessica, “Why is there a perception that skinner is sexier or healthier?” Then Jessica counters with, “What do men find sexy?” Together they bring Awareness to WHY we’re attracted to what we’re attracted to & the influence of pop culture. Later, Jessica reveals the secrets of modeling shoots including lighting, airbrushing & Photoshop . Finally, what does a “normal” woman’s body look like? Many women are trying to make their bodies “look like boys with boobs,” Jessica says.
Corey Jenkins & Jessica York (from HGTV, GSN, RSN) have an uplifting and educational discussion to help you answer: What diet & exercise programs work for me? What do carbohydrates, protein & fat really do for my body? Should I lift weights or do yoga? What about cardio & running? Their conversation brings awareness to your relationship with organic foods, meat, vegetables and your body. And finally, how do we make sure we have fun while learning all this?
In his usual style Corey takes this conversation about food, fashion & diet to a deeper level. Jessica say’s “If I don’t take care of this body, where am I going to live?” and then Corey asks “what is this ‘I’ that lives inside the body?” They discuss the soul, spirit, True Self or “whatever you want to call it” and simply agree that while we can’t see it, we must honor it. Corey throws in his theory of “Spiritual [...]
Corey Jenkins & Charly Emery cover the subjects of dating, love, partnership and sex with Awareness. You can jump ahead to the following segments: 01:34 Intimate interview with Charly—rape, marriage, divorce, Awareness, empowerment & healthy relationships 19:50 Questions from Charly’s book: “Thank Goodness You Dumped His Ass—Use Those Mr. Wrongs to Lead You Straight to Mr. Right” 37:10 Your Questions Answered Right on the Show! Open relationships? Trying to fix your partner? Feeling disconnected?
This book is far more powerful than the light-hearted title. It’s about true love, dating and uplifting relationships. It’s also about seeing your past relationships not as failures, but about important experiences leading you to your best relationship now.Charly says “use those Mr. Wrongs to lead you straight to Mr. Right.”
Corey & Charly answer these questions: 00:56 Why do men think they need to fix women? 04:38 Can open relationships work? 07:50 In a marriage, when a man is disconnected from himself, how should a woman show up?
Charly Emery courageously shares her story including two rape experiences. Together, Corey & Charly have a conversation about when our internal self-protection mechanisms have completed their job and it’s time to let them go. In that place of Awareness lies tremendous opportunity for power, choice and the fullest life experience possible!
“We have to put ourselves in the position where we are Aware of what we’re wanting,” says Charly Emery. That is power! Corey walks you through the introduction of Charly’s book, “Thank Goodness You Dumped His Ass—Use Those Mr. Wrongs to Lead You Straight to Mr. Right,” while asking questions about Relationships & Awareness. Charly tells us love is just one piece that is “technically under the umbrella of the business of your life.”
If we followed you around for a week with a camera, how would we see you treating yourself? Corey Jenkins & Charly Emery discuss loving yourself as an experience beyond the concept. Things we’re angry about are our “hot buttons” that can lead us to Awareness. Love yourself first by “being accountable for how you treat yourself,” Charly says.
Charly Emery, Author of Thank Goodness You Dumped His Ass, tells Corey that Awareness & the principles in her book work beyond relationships—they positively affect your friendships and work environment too. When we start doing the work, every area of our lives improve!
Chaly tells us that “Staying legally married in no way guarantees happiness” and then Corey says, “we’re having this conversation!” Together they remind us “marriage” is created by the underlying relationship and the underlying relationship is based in your Awareness. Charly warns us that if we subscribe to the roles (or expectations) of “husband,” “wife” or “partner” instead of honoring our True Selves, it’s easy to get confused why we don’t experience happiness.
Subscribe
Follow us
Become a fan
